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Fun fact: True to its genus, it produces the characteristic "spider lily" flower: a stunning white bloom with extremely long, slender petals and a fused cup (a corona) at the center. These flowers are also known to be highly fragrant, especially in the evening, to attract their specific pollinators, which are likely night-flying moths. This plant is so rare and specialized that it is found in only one place on Earth: a single county in Florida (Glades County), making it not just a state-endangered species, but a critically imperiled "endemic" with an extremely tiny natural range. 🦋