What is another word for plectophera?
Pronunciation: [plˈɛktəfəɹə] (IPA) 
Plectophera, also known as carrion flowers or stinking flowers, are a group of plants that are renowned for their unique and unpleasant odors. They are frequently associated with death and decay, and are often found growing in areas where there is an abundance of decaying matter. When looking for synonyms for plectophera, you might come across terms such as fetid plants, putrid flowers, and rancid vegetation. Other words that can be used to describe these plants include malodorous, noxious, and foul-smelling. While their aroma may be offensive to many, plectophera play an important role in nature by attracting a variety of pollinators, including carrion beetles and flies.
