subtropical drosera

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ICPS Seed Bank
... Subtropical Drosera in general Drosera aliciae Drosera binata Drosera capensis Drosera capillaris Drosera brevifolia Drosera dielsiana Drosera dielsiana x nidiformis Drosera nidiformis Drosera spatulata Summer-growing Tropical Drosera and Byblis Summer-growing tropical Drosera ...
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MY CARNIVOROUS PLANTS
... blooming. At this point plants should be kept dry. All the current subtropical species can endure normal summer temperatures and prefer to winter in ... Drosera Rotundifolia. The different between propagation of Drosera Rotundifolia and Drosera Intermedia is, Drosera intermedia must always stay in wet compost, the plants grow best as semi-aquatics. DROSERA FILIFORMIS – THE THREAD-LEAF SUNDEW Drosera ...
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MY CARNIVOROUS PLANTS
... after the blooming. At this point plants should be kept dry. All the current subtropical species can endure normal summer temperatures and prefer to winter in temperatures between 8- ... allowing them to slow acclimate to the sun. Species forming winter resting buds; like Drosera Rotundifolia – Drosera Intermedia – Drosera Anglica. In the temperate parts of the Northern Hemisphere a group of Sundews ...
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Botanical
... Flytrap. It grows up to 4 inche... Dioscorea This is a group of tropical and subtropical vines that can be grown for ornament as well as a food c... Diospyros These ... is a group of tender, evergreen trees and shrubs originally from eastern Australia, New Guinea,... Drosera These tender perennials (Sundew) are very interesting, insectivorous plants found wild in bogs from ... Dryas ...
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USF Botanical Gardens - Gardens Guide
... fruit trees and palms from around the world, temperate forest, carnivorous plants, tropical and subtropical trees and shrubs, as well as plant species found in Florida's upland ... Plants This display includes pitcher plants (Sarracenia spp.), Venus flytraps (Dionaea muscipula), sundews (Drosera spp.) and butterworts (Pinguicula spp.). These "meat eating" plants have evolved different methods ...
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CPN Samples
... -level to 500 m (Figure 2B). This wide-ranging species grows across subtropical Australia (Marchant & George, 1982). Drosera indica is an annual, erect species which occurs sporadically in the northwestern ... Carnivorous Plant Society, 12(4), 11-16. Gibson, R. 1992, Observed Variation in Drosera auriculata and Drosera peltata, Carniv. Pl. Newslett., 21, 75-78. Hart, L. 1987, Carnivorous Plants of ...
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East Everglades Orchids Society
... , hurricanes also could account for the dispersal of African-related orchids from tropical America into subtropical South Florida because they often follow paths through the Antilles or from the Central American ... bogs of Alaska and these high cool bogs of Hawaii. As evidence, a sun-dew (Drosera anglica), also common in the Alaskan bogs, probably also spanned the great distance in mud ...
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