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Rafflesias do not have leaves. They are a type of parasitic flowering plant that lacks typical plant structures like leaves, stems, and roots, as they rely entirely on their host plants for nutrients. Instead, they grow from the tissues of their host, producing a large, distinctive flower that can be several feet in diameter. Their unique morphology is adapted to their specific ecological niche.

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