The carcass or suweg is a group of plants of the genus Amorphophallus who are members of the family of Araceae (tals-talasan). The most recognizable type of carcass flower (Amorphophallus) is a giant carcass flower or giant suweg or titan arum that has the Latin name Amorphophallus titanum and Amorphophallus gigas or Sumatera Giant Amorphophallus. Amorphophallus titanum holds the record as the flower with the highest inflorescence structure in the world in the second Amorphophallus gigas followed.
Because our grandeur often considers carcass flowers as a species (species) only when this gigantic and highest interest consists of about 170 species around the world. What's worse, not a few that equate the carrion flower with Rafflesia flowers. Whereas between Amorphophallus and Rafflesia are two different flowers even though both are gigantic and produce a foul odor. Differences of rare flowers with rafflesia can be read in my article about Rafflesia Arnoldii Difference and Carrion Flower.