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Rare Whip-Tailed Cobra Lily Discovered in Mizoram, Not a Snake
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Rare "Whip-Tailed Cobra Lily" Discovered in Mizoram: A Botanical Marvel
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25-02-2026, 17:47
Rare "Whip-Tailed Cobra Lily" Discovered in Mizoram: A Botanical Marvel
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Scientists uncover a rare "Whip-Tailed Cobra Lily" (Arisaema siahaense) in Mizoram's lush forests, mimicking a cobra ready to strike.
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The plant, found in Siaha District, features a hooded, patterned flower with a 21cm whip-like tail and unique three-part leaves.
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It uses its snake-like appearance to deter herbivores and attract pollinators, showcasing a clever evolutionary strategy.
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This discovery highlights Mizoram's rich botanical diversity and the importance of preserving unexplored biodiversity hotspots.
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Botanists from the Botanical Survey of India identified the species, which is extremely rare with few recorded sightings in India.
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