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The deadly pitcher plant snares a fly. Elementary Science Readers: First Book. 1927.
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The deadly pitcher plant snares a fly. Elementary Science Readers: First Book. 1927.
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Plant of the Day
Wednesday 24 January 2024
A popular insectivorous perennial hybrid, Sarracenia x stevensii (pitcher plant) has tall, slender, reddish-pink pitchers. These plants need a bright light in a frost free position with a moist but well–drained, acidic growing medium.
Jill Raggett
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Utricularia striatula Flowers.
Sarracenia x catesbaei is a natural hybrid of the carnivorous pitcher plants Sarracenia flava and Sarracenia purpurea. The flower structure encourages cross pollination and hybridization through naturally different entry and exit points so that pollination is much more likely to occur when a pollinator enters the flower and not when it exits. #Sarraceniaxcatesbaei #Sarracenia #catesbaei #Sarraceniaflowers #Sarraceniahybrid #carnivorous #canivorousplant #insectivorous #insectivorousplant #pitcherplant #botany https://www.instagram.com/p/CqD16HeOPYQ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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