👉 In botany, a rhabdocarpum is a type of flowering plant that grows to be about 6 feet tall. It has a large, rounded stem with many branches and leaves. The leaves are usually arranged in a compound or leafless arrangement, and the flowers are produced on spikes at the ends of these branches. Rhabdocarpums are often used as ornamental plants for their attractive blooms and for their ability to thrive in low light conditions.
