Blooms from this abundant plant occur about every 50 years. Here's why it causes a rat flood and, ultimately, famine in certain regions of the world.

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This bamboo, nicknamed the "flower of famine," blooms only once in five decades, releasing vast quantities of seeds. While the bloom itself is a natural wonder, it sets off a chain reaction that ...