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Karnivoren Liste 2013/5 Karnivoren Liste 2013/5 Legende Namenskürzel: AC, AF, AH, AL, DG, GH, HH, IS, JA, JJ, JB, KK, MM, MK, MS, TC, CD, CK, SH, SL, SVL, ST, PC, PS, PW, ScP, ST, RF, RvL, TL, TS Alastair Culham, Adrian Fawcett, Alan Hindle, Alan Lowry, Diether Gotthardt, Gert Hoogenstrijd, Holger Hennern, Ian Salter, John Ainsworth, Joachim Jung, Johannes Betz, Klaus Keller, Mathias Maier, Mike King, Miroslav Srba, Thomas Carow, Christian Dietz, Christian Klein, Sigi Hartmayer, Stefan Lensen, Sven Leonhardt, Steve Taverner, Peter Cole, Phil Sheridan, Phil Wilson, Steward McPherson, Steve Taverner, Rudi Fürst, Rogier van Loenen, Thomas Lorenz, Thomas Straubmüller. S from seed W wild collected WS wild seed Die angebotenen Sarracenia werden, wenn nicht anders beschrieben, ausschließlich durch Teilung vermehrt. Die einzelnen Pflanzen sind begrenzt verfügbar. Die Bestellungen werden nach der Reihe (Bestelleingang) ausgeführt. Pflanzen die nicht mehr verfügbar sind können sofern gewünscht in eine Wunschliste für das Folgejahre eingetragen werden. Wir behalten uns vor Preise zu reduzieren wenn die Pflanzen nicht der von uns gewünschten Größe entsprechen. Die Pflanzenliste wird regelmäßig überarbeitet und erweitert. Pflanzen mit gleichen Ursprung sind farblich hervorgehoben (Grün). Die Beschreibungen der Pflanzen sowie deren Quellen werden ständig nachbearbeitet und vervollständigt. Die Pflanzen werden nach bestem Wissen bestimmt. SARRACENIA Sarracenia alata S. alata var. alata S. alata, TC Clone 16,00 € S. alata, 'biflora', CD 16,00 € S. alata, Near Ocean Springs, Jackson Co., MS, PW ex David Mellard, WS collected by him, J&L A 01 16,00 € S. alata, Ocean City, Jackson Co., MS, WS, AF 2013 18,00 € S. alata, large green, Jackson Co., MS, Phil Wilson, WS collected by him, AF 2013, Clone A 16,00 € S. alata, large green, Jackson Co., MS, Phil Wilson, WS collected by him, AF 2013, Clone B 16,00 € S. alata, large green, Jackson Co., MS, Phil Wilson, WS collected by him, AF 2013, Clone C 16,00 € S. alata, large green, Jackson Co., MS, Phil Wilson, WS collected by him, AF 2013, Clone D 16,00 € S. alata, Flower, cream petals, Robertson Co. Texas, PW, J&L A 03 16,00 € S. alata, Flower, cream petals, White’s Crossing, Stone Co., MS, PW, WS collected by him, J&L A 04 16,00 € S. alata, All red Pitchers, Flower, very pale cream petals (nearly white), sepals tinged pink, MS, PW ex AC, W, plant collected by him, J&L A 06 16,00 € S. alata, Hooded lid Pitchers – Flower – white petals, Jackson Co., MS, PW ex ? ex wild collected plant, J&L A 11 16,00 € S. alata, “stocky, hairy” variant Pitchers, Flower, cream petals, Deer Park, Washington Co,. AL, AH plant, J&L A 15 16,00 € S. alata, Large hooded form Pitchers, Flower, pale yellow petals, Nicholson, Pearl River Co., MS, P J Plants AL 07, J&L A 18 16,00 € S. alata var. alata, Cream white flowered form, MK A9 ex Potterton & Martin, J&L A 19 16,00 € S. alata, Angelina Co., Very robust and vigorous form, WS, MK A12 16,00 € S. alata, Purple tube, De Soto National Forest, MS., WS, (MS), MK A39 16,00 € S. alata, Tall pitchers with red lid and red upper tube , Stone Co., MS, WS, MK A46 16,00 € S. alata, Black tube, intersection SR 26/15 Stone Co., WS, MK A58 16,00 € S. alata, 'Dutch Super', White Crossing, Stone Co., MS 16,00 € S. alata, White Crossing, De Soto, MS, WS, AF 2013 18,00 € S. alata, Large bulbous Pitcher, Stone County, MS, WS, AF 20,00 € S. alata, Ocean Springs, MS, WS, PW, AF, ST 16,00 € S. alata, Stone County, MS 16,00 € S. alata, Stone County, MS, WS, AF 2013 18,00 € S. alata, mixed forms, small red, White Crossing, De Soto National Forest, MS, WS, AF 2013 18,00 € S. alata, All green Pitchers, Flower, yellow petals, Vernon Parish, LA, PW ex AL seed, J&L A 05 22,00 € S. alata var. atrorubra S. alata, 'Red Throat', dark red pitcher, ex Alan Hindle plant, Johannes Betz 18,00 € S. alata, "dark red", Louisiana, CD A17, RvL AL22 18,00 € S. alata var. cuprea S. alata var. cuprea, Old Clone, JJ ex Dr. E. König 16,00 € S. alata var. nigropurpurea S. alata var. nigropurpurea, Black tube, De Soto National Forest, MS, W, (A2,JA), (AF), MK A27 16,00 € S. alata var. nigropurpurea, De Soto National Forest, MS, J&L A 08, MK A27 ex JA A2 16,00 € S. alata var. nigropurpurea, Black tube, Stocky pubescent, De Soto National Forest, MS, Clone 3, W, (AH), MK A28 20,00 € S. alata var. nigropurpurea, Black tube, pubescent, Clone 3, Flower, pale cream petals, De Soto National Forest, MS, ex Alan Hindle plant, MK A28 , J&L A 07 20,00 € S. alata var. nigropurpurea, Dark red tube, Flower, greenish cream petals, purple stalk, small like a rubra, De Soto National Forest, MS, ex John Ainsworth A2, MK A27 , J&L A 08 16,00 € S. alata var. ornata S. alata, Heavily veined, Hilltop Lakes, Leon Co. Texas, MK A16 16,00 € S. alata, Heavily veined form , Hill Top Lakes, TX, W, (A4,JA), MK A16 , J&L A 17 16,00 € S. alata, Heavily veined “Linda” Pitchers, Flower, cream petals, MS, PW ex AC, W, plant collected by him, J&L A 09 16,00 € S. alata, Heavily veined, red lid & top, pubescent, Flower, yellow petals, Harrison Co., MS, PW ex ? ex wild collected plant, J&L A 10 16,00 € S. alata, Jackson Co., hooded form, heavy veins, MS, WS, PW, MK A33 16,00 € S. alata, Red lid, heavy vein, Perry Co. site 1, AF 2009, MK A63 16,00 € S. alata var. rubrioperculata S. alata var. rubrioperculata, Giant, Stone Co., Mississippi, MK A20 ex Alistair PearceP 06/03/12, J&L A 22 18,00 € S. alata f. viridescens Sarracenia flava S. flava var. atropurpurea S. flava var. atropurpurea, Pitchers - 26 in., large copper lid, Blackwater River State Forest, Santa Rosa Co., FL, Phil Wilson ex Alan Hindle plant, MK F27A , J&L FA 01 20,00 € S. flava var. atropurpurea, 'All red form', Blackwater River State Forest, FL, W, (PW, F3), MK F27A 20,00 € S. flava var. atropurpurea, 'All red form', Blackwater River State Forest, FL, W, (AP), MK F27B 20,00 € S. flava var. atropurpurea, 'All red form', Blackwater River State Forest, FL, W, (JA), MK F27C 20,00 € S. flava var. atropurpurea, Exum, NC, W < 2007 (originally from Alan Hindle), MK F249 20,00 € S. flava var. atropurpurea, 'all red', TC Clone 18,00 € S. flava var. atropurpurea, Paul McKeown 20,00 € S. flava var. atropurpurea, Cooks Bayou, W, MK F134, (cl1, SM), RvL FL108 20,00 € S. flava var. atropurpurea, ‘all red’, Bay Co., FL., direct from Alan Hindle, AF 2013 20,00 € S. flava var. cuprea S. flava var. cuprea, MK F2 16,00 € S. flava var. cuprea, Copper top, Green Swamp, NC., W, (F7, JA), MK F8 16,00 € S. flava var. cuprea, Copper top, NC, Dave Richardson, MK F10 16,00 € S. flava var. cuprea, NC, W, (AF), (F6, JA), MK F90 16,00 € S. flava var. cuprea, same pitcher shape and veining as CV Maxima but copper topped as well. Pat Barnes 1987, MK F109 16,00 € S. flava var. cuprea, olive/Copper top, NC, WS, (PW, F09), MK F115 16,00 € S. flava var. cuprea, Old Dock, North Carolina, W, (AH), MK F130 20,00 € S. flava var. cuprea, Exum, North Carolina, W, (cl1, SM), MK F131A 16,00 € S. flava var. cuprea, Pender Co. NC ,W, (F45,JA), MK F173 16,00 € S. flava var. cuprea, Boardwalk site, Green Swamp, Brunswick Co., NC, Phil Wilson seed collected from wild by him, J&L FC 07 18,00 € S. flava var. cuprea, Prince George Co., VA 16,00 € S. flava var. flava S. flava var. flava, RF Clone 18,00 € S. flava var. flava, Shand`s Bog, VA, W, MK F4a 18,00 € S. flava var. flava, Shand`s Bog, VA, WS, (Dave Ahrens), MK F4b 18,00 € S. flava var. flava, Dahlia Bog, VA, W, (F9,JA), MK F5 18,00 € S. flava var. flava, Dinwiddie, VA, W, (F10, JA), MK F6 18,00 € S. flava var. flava, Very large form, NC, WS, (PW), MK F32 18,00 € S. flava var. flava, Green Swamp NC, ( MS F31) 2006, MK F228 18,00 € S. flava var. flava, Pitchers 20 in., New Bern, Craven Co., NC, Phil Wilson ex seed from plant in USA collection, J&L FF 01 18,00 € S. flava var. flava, Pitchers 20 in., Dahlia Bog, Greensville Co., Virginia, John Ainsworth F009, MK F5, J&L FF02 18,00 € S. flava var. flava, Forest site, East of Supply, Brunswick Co., NC, Phil Wilson seed collected from wild by him, J&L F 03 18,00 € S. flava var. flava, Pitchers 16 in., large mouth, Dinwiddie Co. Virginia, John Ainsworth F10 wild collected plant, MK F6 , J&L FF 03 18,00 € S. flava var. flava cv. ‘Maxima’, Pitchers 22 in., P J Plants F FL 02, Adrian Slack original, J&L FF 04 18,00 € S. flava var. flava, Shand’s Bog, Dinwiddie Co., Virginia, Adrian Fawcett ex Dave Ahrens seed, MK F4b , J&L FF 05 18,00 € S. flava var. flava, very large form, NC , MK F32 ex Phil Wilson wild collected seed, J&L FF 06 18,00 € S. flava var. flava, 'culture', grows in winter, TC Clone 16,00 € S. flava var. flava, East Virginia , Phil Wilson (P19) 18,00 € Sarracenia flava var. flava, 'Marston Dwarf', J&L, MK F9, RvL FL52 16,00 € S.
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