Flora of Lata Jarum during the wet season: a pictorial of a day trip in December 2009
a beautiful fern, a huge one that is...
a beautifully marked leaf of an aroid (yam)
pearly white fungus on a damp trunk
yet another beautifully marked fungus that resembles the lingzhi...
flowering bract of a terrestrial ginger
remains of an uneaten pod of the petai (probably dropped by a monkey)
two delicate buds of a small plant on the damp forest edge, growing in the shades
delicate flowers of a tiny terrestrial ginger
strange looking fungus that react to moisture - they open up like flowers from its spherical fruiting bodies in contact with humidity.
close-up of the same kind of fungus, but a much larger species...
a strange organic flowering form sprouting from the dark and damp forest floor
a jewel orchid at last!
black coral-like fungus on an exposed fallen trunk of a tree
an orange colored flowering bract of a terrestrial ginger
orange jelly-like coral fungus on an exposed rotten tree trunk
beautiful red flowers of a climber on a boulder by the cascades
a large fungus called 'laitier' because it secretes milky sap from its gills
colorful berries in the shades...
What we came to Lata Jarum for...
Raflessia cantleyi
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