


Skunk cabbage is notable for its ability to generate temperatures of up to 15-35°C above air temperature in order to melt its way through frozen ground placing it among a small group of plants exhibiting thermogenisis. Although flowering whilst there is still snow and ice on the ground it is successfully pollinated by early insects that also emerge at this time. Wikkapedia
1 comment:
Considered edible, once cooked, but who'd want to try?
Post a Comment