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Orchidantha fimbriata Holttum (Lowiaceae) flowered at the Ecological-Botanical Garden of the University of Bayreuth in December 2014. The zygomorphic flowers are notable for their conspicuous white-glossy lip (labellum) – but also for their strongly fetid odour. It was possible to collect scent from flowers and separate organs thereof. The scent was analysed by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS). The unpleasant odor was due to the three fetid compounds dimethyl disulfide, p-cresol and indole, all known to occur in plants, such as members of the aroid family and stapeliads, and serving as attractant for dung beetle and dung fly pollinators. The scent bouquet also contained a large number of sesquiterpenes and short-chain aliphatic esters. The latter substances are known as attractants for fruit beetles.

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