Stapelia dicot-genus is a scientific term used in botany to categorize a particular group of plants within the Stapeliad family. Although commonly known as "carrion flowers" due to their odor resembling decaying flesh, there are several synonymous terms for Stapelia dicot-genus. One alternative is "stapelias," which refers to the entire genus. Another term is "carrion plants," emphasizing their distinctive smell. Furthermore, some refer to them simply as "dicot-genus" or "dicots," highlighting their classification as dicotyledonous plants. These synonyms enable botanists, horticulturists, and enthusiasts to communicate effectively while discussing this fascinating group of succulents known for their peculiar smell and stunning flower structures.