Australian collections of the endangered and notoriously unpredictable flowers have popped off in recent years, as ‘personas’ like Putricia, Stinkerella and Smellanie prove a hit with nosy spectators
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Corpse of Saint Teresa goes on display for the first time in a century, just months after her body was deemed 'a miracle' because of how well preserved it is after 440 years ○
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Saint Teresa, also known as Saint Teresa of Avila, died 440 years ago in 1582 and was exhumed from a church in Spain in August, leaving experts stunned at how well preserved her body was.
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Thousands queue up for a sniff of Putricia! Corpse flower that smells of rotting flesh blooms for the first time in a decade ○
The specimen, nicknamed Putricia - a combination of 'putrid' and 'Patricia' - is famous for emitting an odour likened to rotting flesh.
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