This illustration showcases the Rafflesia arnoldii, commonly known as the corpse flower. The plant is characterized by its enormous, five-petaled orange bloom with distinctive yellow speckles. The central cavity of the flower is deep and surrounded by a reddish ring. Rafflesia arnoldii is notable for being a parasitic plant, lacking typical structures such as stems, leaves, and roots. This plant is native to the rainforests of Southeast Asia and is recognized for its unique morphology and ecological significance.