Carnivorous Plants Catalogue

March 2018 Allen Lowrie ©

Allen botanising in the wild Western Australia (Photo left) and (Photo rightc. early 90’s) Allen 1948- (left) with the late Rica Erickson 1908-2009 (centre) and Professor Sid James 1933-1998 (right).

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Drosera aff.× major Howatharra Email: [email protected]

Packaging, handling and airmail postage.

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Tuberous Drosera

Please note! Tubers of tuberous Drosera listed will only be available while they are dormant bulbs until late March 2018.

Drosera ×aberrans “South Australian form” rosettes to 2.5-3 cm Ø, green, leaves obovate, flowers > 4, white ______$15.00

Drosera ×auriculata “green plant to 30 cm tall, flowers pale pink South Australia ______$15.00

Drosera ×major Paynes Drosera ×andersoniana plants to 20 cm tall with basal rosette, upper leaves reniform, flowers > 20, white $15.00 Page 1 Drosera ×browniana [extremely RARE in cultivation]plant red, obovate shaped leaves forming a basal rosette to 5 cm Ø , flowers > 20, large [for size of the plant] , petals pink outside, white inside, a beautiful species (S of Southern Cross)______$20.00

Drosera ×bulbigena plants to 6 cm tall, leaves reniform, flowers > 5______$15.00

Drosera aff. ×bulbosa “narrow leaf form” rosettes to 3-5 cm Ø, leaves very narrowly obo- vate, flowers > 6, white______$15.00

Drosera aff. ×bulbosa “golden green form” rosettes 6-8 cm Ø, beautiful golden green plants turning gold yellow, orange or reddish with age, flowers > 15, white______$15.00

Drosera ×bulbosa “eastern wheatbelt form” rosettes to 3-4 cm Ø, leaves green, obovate, turning reddish or orange with age, flowers > 8, white ______$15.00

Drosera aff. ×bulbosa “El Caballo Blanco form” rosettes 5-6 cm Ø, beautiful golden green plants with blood red mid-veins, margins and scapes, flowers > 20, white ______$15.00 Drosera ×collina

Drosera ×bulbosa subsp. coronata rosettes 4-6 cm Ø, leaves green with red mid-veins and margins, flowers > 20, white (Chapman River) $25.00

Drosera ×bulbosa subsp. coronata rosettes 4-6 cm Ø, leaves green with red mid-veins and margins, flowers > 20, white (Mullewa) $25.00

Drosera ×calycina erect plant to 30 cm tall, leaves orbicular-truncate at the top, flowers > 10, petals maroon-red, sepals gold-green $35.00

Drosera ×collina ” rosettes to 12 cm Ø, leaves green, narrowly obovate, elliptic or oblong within the same rosette, flowers >50, white $15.00 Drosera ×lowriei ‘giant’

Drosera ×eremaea ‘Type form’ “pale green erect plant to 20 cm tall, leaves orbicular, flowers > 10, white or pale pink with an Asian spicy perfume” (Mount Magnet) ______$12.00

Drosera ×eremaea pale green climbing plant to 45 cm tall, leaves orbicular, flowers > 10, White (Yalgoo) ______$12.00

Drosera ×eremaea pale green climbing plant to 45 cm tall, leaves orbicular, flowers > 10, pale pink (Yalgoo) ______$12.00

Drosera ×eremaea pale green climbing plant to 60 cm tall, leaves orbicular, plants asexually reproduc- ing, flowers > 10, dark pink, with an Asian spicy perfume, origin in granite country ( Miling) _____$12.00

Drosera ×erythrorhiza rosettes to 6 cm Ø, leaves green, broadly obovate to almost flabellate, turning reddish with age, flowers > 30 white $12.00

Drosera ×gigantea erect, greyish green, pine-tree-shaped plant with many branches, Drosera to 60 cm tall, leaves crescentic, flowers numerous, white $15.00

Drosera ×graniticola erect, greyish green plant, sparsely branched in the upper parts, leaves crescentic, flowers numerous, white $20.00

Drosera ×heterophylla erect yellowish green plant to 30 cm tall, leaves broadly $15.00

Drosera ×hirsuta “northern heathland golden green form”, golden green climbing plant to 65 cm tall, bearing dense non-glandular golden hairs throughout the inflorescence, otherwise smooth, leaves orbicu- lar, flowers numerous, white, sweetly perfumed. A spectacular plant $15.00

Drosera ×lowriei rosettes to 3 cm Ø, leaves spathulate, green with margins and petiole maroon-red, turning all maroon-red with age, flowers > 8, white $15.00 Drosera ×lowriei Drosera ×lowriei “small all red plants” rosettes to 2.5 cm Ø, leaves spathulate, yellow, flowers > -3 4, white $15.00 Page 2

Drosera ×lowriei rosettes to 3-4 cm Ø, beautiful golden green spathulate leaves with blood red mid-veins, margins and scapes , flowers > 10, white $15.00

Drosera ×lowriei “Giant plants” to 5-7 cm Ø, beautiful large green spathulate leaves with maroon-red mid-veins, margins and scapes , flowers > 50 +, white $35.00

Drosera ×lowriei “Giant plants” to 5-7 cm Ø, beautiful large all golden green spathulate leaves, flowers > 50 +, white __$35.00

Drosera ×macrantha “Type form” green climbing plant to 90 cm tall, leaves orbicular, basal parts smooth, upper parts glandular, flowers > 10, white $12.00

Drosera ×macrantha “Hills form” reddish climbing plant to 60 cm tall, leaves orbicular, basal and upper parts glandular, flowers > 15, white $15.00

Drosera aff.× macrantha “rock outcrop form” green scrambling to climbing plant to Drosera ×heterophylla 35 cm tall, upper parts glandular, otherwise smooth, leaves orbicular, flowers > 20, white $12.00

Drosera ×magna ” rosettes to 12 cm Ø, leaves green, broadly obovate to almost flabellate, turning reddish with age, flowers > 40, white $15.00

Drosera ×menziesii erect red plants to 20-30 cm tall, leaves orbicular. Very large flowers > 3, pink $12.00

Drosera ×macrophylla green rosettes to 12 cm Ø, leaves obovate, > 40 scapes with 5-6 white flowers per scape $15.00

Drosera ×major rosettes -8 15 cm Ø, beautiful golden green plants turning bronze and/or ma- Drosera ×calycina roon red with age, flowers > 12 +, white or pale pink small tubers $15.00, large tubers $20.00

Drosera aff. ×major ‘Howatharra’ rosettes 5-6 cm Ø, beautiful golden green plants, obovate leaves flowers > 10 +, white $20.00

Drosera ×modesta climbing or scrambling pale green plant to 40 cm tall, leaves crescentic, flowers > 25, white ______$15.00

Drosera ×monantha green rosettes to 8 cm Ø, turning reddish with age, leaves obovate, > 50 scapes with 1 rarely 2 white flowers per scape $15.00

Drosera ×myriantha golden-green erect plant to 35 cm tall, often branching in the upper parts, leaves reni- Drosera ×menziesii form, flowers >20 +, snow white ______$35.00

Drosera ×orbiculata rosettes to 4 cm Ø, green, reddish with age rosetted, leaves orbicular, flowers > 8, white______$12.00

Drosera ×porrecta “southern form”, erect green plants up to 35 cm tall (non-flowering), with > 3 semi-erect leafy stems arising from an upper basal rosette up to 25 cm tall (flowering), basal leaves obovate, upper leaves orbicular with a wedge-shaped incision, flowers many, white ______$20.00

Drosera ×prostrata prostrate reddish plants to 10 cm Ø, with > 5 lateral branches, leaves obovate, flowers > 9, white $25.00

Drosera ×radicans plants red, erect at first, scrambling later to 18 cm tall, leaves reniform, Drosera flowers > 25, white $15.00

Drosera ×ramellosa golden green plants with 2 erect leafy stems arising from a basal rosette to 15 cm tall, leaves obovate-spathulate, flowers > 5, white ______$15.00 _ Drosera ×ramellosa robust rust coloured plants with 2 erect leafy stems arising from a basal rosette to 15 cm tall, leaves obovate-spathulate, flowers > 3, pale pink $15.00

Drosera ×rosulata rosettes to 5 cm Ø, leaves obovate, flowers > 12, white (see photos

C.P.A. vol. 1: p187) $12.00

Drosera ×rosulata

Page 3 Drosera ×rosulata “giant swamp form” rosettes to 9 cm Ø, leaves obovate, flowers > 12+, white $15.00

Drosera aff.× rosulata “giant-flowered Wundowie form” rosetted plant to -3 4 cm Ø, leaves petiolate obovate- elliptic green with red glands, rosette turning dark red with age, flowers extremely large, white, sweetly perfumed $12.00

Drosera ×salina erect plants to 5 cm Ø with basal rosette, flowers > 2, white ______$15.00

Drosera ×squamosa “laterite growing form” rosettes to 7 cm Ø, leaves obovate, green with intense dark red margins, flowers > 40, white $20.00

Drosera ×squamosa “sand growing form” rosettes to 10 cm Ø, leaves obovate, green with red margins, flowers > 40, white. (Photo C.P.A. vol. 1: p 171) $20.00 Drosera ×squamosa Drosera ×stolonifera “swamp form”, pale green plant with > 4 semi-erect leafy stems arising from a basal rosette to 15 cm tall, basal leaves spathulate, upper leaves reniform, flowers many, whit $15.00

Drosera aff. ×stolonifera “giant hills form”, red and green plants with > 8 semi-erect leafy stems arising from a basal rosette to 20 cm tall, basal leaves transversely-elliptic, upper leaves reniform, flowers many, white $15.00

Drosera ×stricticaulis“ WA large form” erect golden green plants to 30 cm tall, leaves orbicular, flowers > 12, pink $15.00 Drosera ×tubaestylis “Type, Perth form”, rosettes to 3.5 cm Ø, red, leaves obovate, flowers > 4, white ______$12.00

Drosera ×tubaestylis “Capel form”, large rosettes to 5 cm Ø, forming compact plant clumps, leaves obovate, turning red with age, flowers > 4, white______$12.00

Drosera aff. ×tubaestylis “Brookton mini form”, rosettes to 4 cm Ø, dark red-maroon, leaves obovate, flowers white. A very spectacular plant $15.00

Drosera ×zigzagia Lowrie erect bronze green flexuose plant to 7 cm tall, leaves crescentic, flowers > 9, yellow $15.00

Drosera ×zonaria “small form” rosettes to 3 cm Ø, leaves > 20 , flabellate, turning all red, Drosera ×zonaria flowers unknown, white $15.00

Drosera ×zonaria “large form” rosettes to 6 cm Ø, leaves > 30 , flabellate green with red margins, flowers > 8, white $20.00

Suggestion! For outstanding displays from all climbing tuberous Drosera, such as D. ×macrantha, provide the plants with a thin 100 cm stake within the pot. The plants will find the stake and anchor themselves to it.

Note! If you are interested in obtaining tuberous Drosera not listed please inquire and/or request a “limited tuberous Drosera availability list” and their prices. Drosera ×bulbosa Eastern Wheatbelt

Lucky Dip!

A number of stray (not named) tubers (mostly from the above list) are available that can easily be identified when these tubers resume growth. To save a lot of extra work in sorting these tubers out later in the 2018 growing season they are available at the rate of 25 tubers for $85.00.

Tuberous Utricularia

Utricularia ×menziesii dormant tuber groups, red flower, orange, yellow or red palate $25.00

Utricularia ×menziesii dormant tuber groups, red flower, yellow palate $25.00 Utricularia ×menziesii

Page 4 Drosera plants

Drosera ×hamiltonii Drosera ×binata ‘Y-form’

$15 per plant plus airmail postage/handling,

$25 Express Post Australia (with tracking)

Drosera ×binata (L) Drosera ×hamiltonii (R)

Stylidium (Triggerplants)

Stylidium species are available as seed. A good number of species available. Easy to grow from seed. Growing instructions and GA3 supplied per order.

Triggerplant lists of available species can be sent free (by email) on request. Otherwise forward $2 cash or stamps-Australia, $5 overseas to cover mailing cost.

Stylidium schoenoides Stylidium aff. divaricarpum Stylidium megacarpum Stylidium asymmetricum

Stylidium pulviniforme Stylidium pubigerum Stylidium spinulosum

Page 6 Stylidium lowrieanum Page 5 Cephalotus follicularis Labill.

Hard grown, cultivated plants, asexually propagated from an original 33 year old mixed Hybrid gene pool samples are available. ×Cephalotus plants available approx. 3-4 cm diam.

These are available only in groups of 4, bare root, packaged and airmail posted any- where in Australia: $85. Overseas: International Express Post $135.

×Cephalotus follicularis

Seven man-made hybrid clones of ×Cephalotus follicularis with parent clones loca- tion data are available (see below).

Each ×clone per location only available in a mini- mum group of 4 @ $20 each ($80)... plus pack and post: Australia: $25. Overseas: International Express Post $75.

1: ×C.follicularis variety ‘Donnley’ “hybrid parents from Donnley River, Western Australia”

2: ×C.follicularis variety ‘Northcliffe’ “plants maroon red in full sunlight” hybrid parents from Northcliffe, W.A.

3: ×C.follicularis variety ‘Ledge’ “giant pitchers > 5 cm long, plants turning maroon red-black in full sunlight” hybrid parents from Ledge Bay, Albany, W.A.

4: ×C.follicularis variety ‘Pingerup’ “selected clones turning reddish in bright light” hybrid parents from Pingerup. W.A.

5: ×C.follicularis variety ‘Walpole’ “plants turning maroon red in full sunlight” hybrid parents from Walpole, W.A.

6: ×C.follicularis variety ‘Kalgan’ “giant pitchers > 5 cm long, plants turning reddish in full sunlight” hybrid parents from Kalgan River, W.A. Suggested growing method: A wick-watered, self watering, bio-dome habitat made from clear disposable take-away 7: ×C.follicularis variety ‘Frenchman’ “giant pitchers > 5 drink cups. cm long, plants turning pinkish in full sunlight” hybrid par- ents from Frenchmans Bay, W.A. Page 6 Carnivorous Plants of Australia Magnum Opus 3 volume set by Allen Lowrie

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During the intervening 25 years since the publication of my original works, I have continued to un- dertake intensive field observations and have discovered many more Australian carnivorous plants. I have carefully revised, updated and improved the original books and my lifetimes work is now com- plete and released as Carnivorous Plants of Australia Magnum Opus 3 volume sequential series.

This benchmark study is a definitive, unparalleled and -up to-date examination of all the carnivorous plants currently recognised from the continent of Australia (8 Byblis species; 1 Aldrovanda; 1 cepha- lotus; 63 Utricularia; 3 Nepenthes; and 163 Drosera.

This work includes twenty three new species, four new hybrids. Eleven recombined taxa, two new records for Australia, and eight taxa that have been recalled from synonymy.

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Page 7 Seed: $10 per pack plus postage per order, $25 Aust; Overseas $35. D.arcturi “type” Mt Arthur, Tasmania Seed is available at all times throughout the year. The following seed list is constantly changing D.arcturi “bronze coloured plants to 5 cm tall, flowers white with yellow stigmas” Hartz Moun- throughout the year. If you wish to have an up-dated list at anytime sent to you throughout 2015- tains, Tasmania 1000 m 2016, the updated list is free by email, on request or forward to you for $2 cash or stamps- D.arcturi “bronze coloured plants to 4 cm tall, flowers white with yellow stigmas” Ben Lomond, Australia, $5 -overseas to cover mailing cost of list. An up-dated seed list is automatically sent at Tasmania 1425 m no extra charge with each new order in 2016-2017. Updated lists for carnivorous plants, trigger- D.aff. arcturi “giant” The Druids, Scotts Peak Dam, Tasmania (= D. murfetii) plants or orchids as well as complete catalogues sent free by email by request or forward to you D.aff. arcturi “ leaves to 12 cm long, flowers large than type with red stigmas, see C.P. of Aust. for $2 cash or stamps-Australia, $5 -overseas to cover mailing cost of list. vol. 3, p 136, A, C & D.” Hartz Mountains, Tasmania (= D. murfetii) D.ascendens Drosera D.ascendens 'Caminho do Mar, São Bernardo do Campo' D.affinis 30 km N of Mansa, Luapula Province, Zambia D.ascendens Rio das Pombas, Paraná state, S Brazil D.affinis D.ascendens 'red plants with broad leaves, lower leaf surface with dense cover of whooly hairs', D.affinis Nambia Ribeirao Pires, Brazil D.afra “Lilac Flower” Hex River Mountains, RSA D.ascendens Salesopolis, E Sao Paulo State, SE Brazil D.afra “Purple Flower”, RSA D.ascendens Caminho do Mar, E Sao Paulo State, SE Brazil D.admirabilis Hermanus, RSA D.ascendens São Goncalo do Rio Preto, Minas Gerais state, SE Brazil Drosera aliciae “very small rosettes of red leaves, the flower spikes come out from under the D.ascendens Campos do Jordão, alt. 2000 m, São Paulo State, south east Brazil leaves at an angle, pink flowers” in the mountains at Bainskloof near Wellington, RSA D.ascendens Paranapiacaba, alt. 850 m, São Paulo State, south east Brazil D.aliciae “Dark Red-purple, Giant Form” D.ascendens “plant rosettes to 15 cm Ø” Salesópolis, alt. 850 m, São Paulo State, south east Bra- D.aliciae “Deep Red Plants” Orangekloof, RSA zil D.aliciae Cape Peninsula, RSA D.auriculata “robust red plants with red tubers” Aorere Goldfields, Collingwood, New Zealand D.aliciae Silvermine, RSA D.auriculata Brisbane Ranges, VIC D.aliciae Table Mtn, RSA D.auriculata “sub-alpine, Red, Compact Form” Grampians, Vic D.aliciae “Deep Red Form” Steensbrasdam, RSA D.auriculata “Short Red form” Grampians, VIC D.aliciae Tsitsicama Park, RSA D.auriculata “green plant to 25 cm, pale pink flower” Glenshea, S.A. D.aliciae Bot River, RSA D.auriculata “green plant to 30 cm tall, flowers pale pink” Myponga, South Australia D.aliciae ”Dwarf” D.auriculata “erect self supporting multi-branching plants > 30 cm tall, reddish stem with green D.aliciae Hermanus, RSA leaves, flowers pale pink” N.S.W. D.aliciae Tradouw Pass Site #2, RSA D.auriculata Upper Pakenham, Victoria D.aliciae- Baviaansrivier, South Africa D.auriculata north of Adelaide, S.A. D.aliciae Cape of Good Hope, South Africa D.auriculata “giant robust erect plant to 55 cm tall, stem reddish, leaves and lateral branches gold- D.aliciae "Dwarf form" en green, flowers pink” Bathurst, N.S. W. D.aliciae “large form with fuzzy scape” D.auriculata “green plant to 25 cm, pale pink flower” Birchmoor Lagoon, Kangaroo Island, S.A. D.anglica near Richmond, BC, Canada D.auriculata “red plant to 25 cm tall, pale pink flower” Windemere, Kangaroo Island, S.A. D.anglica La Rippe, Switzerland D.auriculata Pakenham North, Victoria D.anglica forma rosea “red flower” Tokohashi Aichi, Japan D.auriculata Hobart, Tasmania D.anglica “collected with permission under the supervision of the Nature Reserve Warden” bog D.aff. auriculata “plants > 30 cm tall with lateral branching off the main erect stem in the style of habitat - Cors Fochno, Wales “ 500 m from Princess Hwy, St Georges Basin, N.S.W. D.anglica France (700m) D.banksia Bark Hut, Jim Jim, N.T. D.anglica France (1000 m) D.banksii “white flower, plants to 8 cm tall” Finnis River, N.T. D.anglica Black Forest, Germany D.basifolia York, Western Australia D.anglica Swiss Jura (720 m) D.bicolor Fitzgerald, W.A. D.anglica site 1, eastern France D.biflora Petropolis, Brasil D.anglica site 2, eastern France D.biflora Willd. Amajari, Roraima, Brazil D.anglica site 3, Switzerland D.binata The Sentinels, Tasmania D.anglica site 4, Switzerland D.binata Peter Murrell Reserve, Kingston, Tasmania D.anglica Sarobetu, Hokaido, Japan D.binata “Victorian form” D.anglica “Giant” D.binata Tararua Ranges, New Zealand D.anglica Leningrad region, Russia D.arcturi Mt Hauhungatahi 1300 m Tongariro National Park, New Zealand D.binata South Australian form D.arcturi Gelignite Creek, Tasmania D.binata var. dichotoma “red plant” NSW D.arcturi “mini form” Gelignite Creek, Tasmania D.brevicornis “ basal rosettes > 5 cm diam, scapes and inflorescences > 30 cm tall, flowers mostly D.arcturi “golden green plants >8 cm across, this site is potentially Gunn’s original type collec- shades of pink” Bynoe Haven, NT tion location, Mt Arthur, Tasmania D.brevicornis “greyish green basal rosettes bearing red traps >6 cm Ø, Page 8 many-flowered scapes > 35 cm tall, flowers pink” Bynoe Haven, N.T. D.brevicornis “ basal rosettes > 6 cm diam, scapes and inflorescences > 50 cm tall, flowers nu- D.broomensis Nimalaica Claypan Lake region, near Broome, Kimberley merous & in a range of various colour shades from light to very dark pink with a wide bright D.broomensis Cape Leveque, Kimberley white marginal hyaline around the edge of every petal. The contrast between the main colour of D.broomensis Deep Creek, Kimberley the flowers with bordering white hyalines is absolutely beautiful. One of the best forms I have D.broomensis Lake Campion, Broome, Western Australia discovered. Bynoe Harbour, NT D.broomensis Taylor's Lagoon, Broome, Western Australia D.brevicornis “greyish green basal rosettes bearing red traps >6 cm Ø, many-flowered scapes > D.broomensis Barred Creek, Kimberley 35 cm tall, flowers pink” Edith Falls, N.T. D.broomensis “ leafy basal rosettes to > 6 cm Ø, traps green to orange, scapes >30 cm tall, inflo- D.brevicornis “small rosettes to 3 cm Ø, scapes to 30 cm tall, pink flowers” Darwin River, N.T. rescence of many snow-white flowers” Roebuck Plains E of Broome D.aff. brevicornis “plants > 8 cm Ø, traps red, flowers white” Theda, Kimberley, W.A. D.broomensis x D. dilatato-petiolaris (6 C2: code) D.aff. brevicornis “basal rosettes >8 cm Ø, scapes > 35 cm tall, flower buds large, flowers white D.broomensis x D. lanata (7 C3: code) or pink, seed capsules large” Prince Regent River, Kimberley D.broomensis x D. aff. paradoxa (8 C4: code) D.aff. brevicornis “plants > 7 cm Ø, traps red, flowers white or pink” Theda, Kimberley, W.A. D.broomensis x (D. aff. paradoxa x D. ordensis ) (9 C5: code) D.aff. brevicornis Mt Bomford, Kimberley D.broomensis 'N of Taylor Lagoon, Kimberley, WA' x D. aff. ordensis 'N of Kingston Rest' D.aff. brevicornis Mount Fife, Kimberley D.broomensis Nimalaica Claypan Lake region, near Broome, Kimberley' x D. aff. dilatato- D.brevifolia 'white to pink flowers', Rio das Pombas,Paraná state, S Brazil petiolaris 'Pearson River' D.brevifolia Hampstead, NC, U.S.A. D.browniana “red rosetted plants to 4 cm Ø, scapes uniflowered, flowers pink on outside white on D.brevifolia Laguna, Santa Catarina State, south Brazil the inner surface” Forrestania, Western Australia D.brevifolia “white flower” Rt 375 Wakulla Co., Florida D.bulbosa “rosettes gold-green to 5 cm Ø, flowers white” Walker, W.A. D.brevifolia X D. capillaris D.bulbosa “narrow leaf, red mid-veins and margin” Wongan Hills, W.A. D.broomensis Taylor’s Lagoon, Broome, Kimberley (seed via USA cultivation) D.bulbosa “golden green plants with blood red leaf mid-veins, margins, and scapes“ El Caballo D.broomensis “ leafy basal rosettes to > 5 cm Ø, traps green to orange, scapes >30 cm tall, inflo- Blanco, Western Australia rescence of many snow-white flowers” 65 km E of Broome D.aff. bulbosa “rosettes to 6 cm Ø, leaves reddish orange with red margins and mid vein, flowers D.broomensis “ leafy basal rosettes to > 5 cm Ø, traps green to orange, scapes >30 cm tall, inflo- white” Mogumber, W.A. rescence of many snow-white flowers” growing in gravel pit 70 km E of Broome D. bulbosa subsp. coronata rosettes 4-6 cm Ø, leaves green with red mid-veins and margins, flow- D.broomensis “green plants with green, orange or red traps to 6 cm Ø, flowers white” growing at ers > 20, white Mullewa, Western Australia salt-water high tide mark in salt free soil, east of Broome, Kimberley, W.A. D.bulbosa subsp. major “large green, bronze or reddish leafy rosettes to 14 cm Ø, sweetly per- D.broomensis “green plants with red traps to 6 cm Ø, 1 to 2 scapes per plant, flowers white” 4- fumed flowers mainly white, some flowers blushed pink” 30 km south of Paynes Find, W.A. (= D. mile, east of Broome, Kimberley, W.A. major) D.broomensis “plants green central parts densely hairy white, rosettes to 6 cm Ø, scapes glabrous D.bulbosa subsp. major “large bronze to dark red reddish leafy rosettes to 10 cm Ø, sweetly per- to 20 cm tall, numerous white flowers” turn-off to Taylors Lagoon, east of Broome, Kimberley, fumed flowers mainly white, some flowers blushed pink” 30km north of Paynes Find, W.A. (= D. Western Australia major) D.broomensis “very floriferous plants with 4 to 12 snow-white flowered inflorescences” 12 km S D.bulbosa subsp. major “large leafy rosettes to 13 cm Ø, sweetly perfumed flowers mainly white, of Cape Levique, Dampier Peninsula, Kimberley some flowers blushed pink” Paynes Find, W.A. (= D. major) D.broomensis “ leafy basal rosettes to > 5 cm Ø, traps mainly green to orange, some with red D.burkeana South Africa traps, scapes >30 cm tall, inflorescence of many snow-white flowers” 115 km E of Broome D.burmannii Katherine Gorge, QLD D.broomensis “ leafy basal rosettes to > 5 cm Ø, traps green to orange, scapes >30 cm tall, inflo- D.burmannii Chiayi, Taiwan rescence of many snow-white flowers” 20 km south of Derby, this location is 6 km south of the D.burmannii Yangmingshaa Mountain, Taipei, Taiwan closest known population of D. derbyensis D.burmannii “Pilliga Red” Pilliga, NSW, Australia D.broomensis “ leafy basal rosettes to > 5 cm Ø, traps green to orange, scapes >30 cm tall, inflo- D.burmannii “Large, Robust” NSW, Australia rescence of many snow-white flowers” 40 km E of Broome D.burmannii Humpty Doo, N.T. D.broomensis “ plant rosettes > 5 cm Ø, scapes > 20cm tall, snow-white white flowers, very flo- D.burmannii Kinmen County, Taiwan riferous” 8 km W of Taylors Lagoon, Kimberley, W.A. D.burmannii Chiayi County, Taiwan D.broomensis “plant rosettes small > 3 cm Ø, traps orange or red, scapes > 12 cm tall, flowers D.burmannii between Rainbow Beach and Gympie snow white” N of Taylors Lagoon, Kimberley, W.A. D.burmannii “orange-red rosettes >2.5 cm Ø, scapes > 15 cm tall, flowers small, pale pink” D.broomensis “Plant rosettes > 6 cm Ø, traps pale orange or green, scapes > 25 cm tall, flowers Whicheura Lake, tip of Cape York, far north Queensland snow white” this is the closest location to the start of the D. derbyensis growing range, 19 Km S D.burmannii “red rosettes >4 cm Ø, scapes > 30 cm tall, flowers white” Charlotte River, N.T. of Derby, Kimberley, W.A. D.burmannii “giant very robust green with reddish tinged leafy basal rosette > 4 cm Ø,scapes > 30 D.broomensis “green plants with red traps to 6 cm Ø, flowers white” Taylors Lagoon, Kimber- cm tall, flowers white” Merry Creek xing on road to Bachsten Creek, Kimberley ley, W.A. D.burmannii “ >3 cm Ø red plants, scapes to 15 cm tall, white flowers” Maggie Springs on Mt D.broomensis “plants green central parts densely hairy white, rosettes to 4 cm Ø, scapes glabrous Elizabeth- Bachsten Ck, Kimberley, Western Australia to 10 cm tall, numerous white flowers” northern shores of Taylors Lagoon, east of Broome, Kim- D.burmannii “>3.5 cm Ø red plants, scapes to 35 cm tall, white flowers” Maggie Springs on Mt berley, Western Australia Elizabeth- Bachsten Ck, Kimberley, Western Australia D.broomensis Coulomb Point, 60 km north of Broome, Kimberley D.burmannii N.S.W. Australia D.broomensis “very floriferous plants with 4 to 12 snow-white flowered inflorescences” Cape D.burmannii “2 cm Ø red plants, scapes to 15 cm tall, white flowers” Maggie Page 9 Levique, Dampier Peninsula, Kimberley Springs on Mt Elizabeth- Bachsten Ck, Kimberley, Western Australia D.burmannii “rosettes orange-red 2 cm Ø“ Girraween, N.T. D.capensis “hairy form” RSA D.burmannii “rosettes 3 cm Ø, scapes 30 cm tall, flowers white” King Edward River, Kimberley, D.capensis “very narrow leaf, small pale pink flowers” RSA W.A. D.capensis var. “alba” D.burmannii Dundathu, Queensland D.capensis “Red Form” De Kom, RSA D.burmannii “red leafy basal rosettes to 3 cm Ø, scapes to 20 cm tall, flowers white” Freds Pass, D.capensis “> 60 cm tall, caulescent, Giant” Humpty Doo, N.T. D.capensis “Narrow Leaf” D.burmannii “4 cm Ø reddish plant “ Langgi, Freshwater Cove, Kimberley D.capensis “Narrow Leaf Form” Stellenbosch, RSA D.burmannii “Leaves green with red margins to 3 cm Ø, scape 25 cm long” Lily Creek, Kimberley D.capensis “Short, Broad Leaf Form, Caulescent” Bainskloof, RSA D.burmannii “Plants red to 2.5 cm Ø, scape 15 cm long” Phillips Range, Kimberley D.capensis “Giant Form” Vogelgraat, RSA D.burmannii “ red plant to 2 cm Ø” Lake Argyle, Kimberley, Western Australia D.capensis “Wide Leaf” – BCP Clone D.burmannii “ plant green leaved with red glands to 2.5 cm Ø” west of Kununurra, Kimberley, D.capensis “narrow leaf, branched scape, pale pink flowers” RSA Western Australia D.capensis “branched form” RSA D.burmannii “ plant green leaved with red glands to 3 cm Ø” Beerwah, Queensland, Australia D.capensis “hairy scape purple flower” RSA D.burmannii “large, robust plant” N.S.W. Australia D.capensis “beautiful all red plant with pink flowers” ex Leiden Botanical Gardens, The Nether- D.burmannii “all green plant, white flower” N.S.W. lands D.burmannii scapes to 25 cm tall summit of Mt Trafalgar, Kimberley, W.A. (helicopter collection) D.capensis Thewaterskloof Dam, South Africa 'slender plant to 15 cm tall, narrow lamina' D.burmannii “green plant, red glands, to 3 cm ø” 64 km N of Tennant Creek, N.T. D.capensis "lamina golden green with deep red glands, petioles golden green with a red mid vein, D.burmannii “green plant, red glands, to 4 cm ø” 66 km N of Tennant Creek, N.T. turning all red when mature, plants up to 15 cm tall, flowers pink" over the Fraanschoek Mtns D.burmannii “4 cm ø reddish plant” Sarawak from Stellenbosch at 300 m elevation in wetter sites, South Africa D.burmannii “pink flower” N.S.W. D.capensis “red glands” D.burmannii “dull green plant up to 3.5 cm Ø, scapes 25 cm tall, flowers white” Litchfield, N.T. D.capensis “green plant, white flower (as sold by Walmart in U.S.A.)” D.burmannii “dull green plant with red glands up to 2 cm Ø, scapes 10 cm tall, flowers white” D.capensis “reddish pink flower” Darwin River, N.T. D.capensis “forked scape” D.burmannii “green plant up to 2.5 cm Ø, some plants turning reddish in winter, scapes about 5 cm D.capensis “very big form to 20 cm ø, stem making, broad leaf” Baines Kloof, South Africa tall, flowers white” Lotus Temple area, Hshin Chu, Taiwan D.capensis “narrow leaf” Gifberg, South Africa D.burmannii “plant rosettes 4.5 cm Ø” D.capensis “red plant” D.burmannii x D. sessilifolia “plant rosette 15 mm Ø, flowers pale pink, sterile man-made hybrid” D.capensis var. alba “white flowers” D.caduca Lowrie “wide grass-like leaves, carnivorous when young, later leaves without traps, peti- D.capensis “typical form, pink flowers” oles green, traps green to pale orange, scapes to 45 cm tall, flowers white” Bachsten Creek, Kim- D.capensis “minor form” found above the snowline, South Africa berley (helicopter collection in Jan. wet-season) D.capensis “plant all green, flowers white” D.caduca Lowrie “narrow grass-like leaves, carnivorous when young, later leaves without traps, D.capensis "Giant, to 20 cm diam., white flower" petioles green, traps green to pale orange, scapes to 45 cm tall, flowers white” Bachsten Creek, D.capensis “collection P.U. 1354, South Africa” Kimberley (helicopter collection in Jan. wet-season) D.capillaris "Long Arm" Pasco Co., FL, USA D.caduca Lowrie “narrow grass-like leaves, carnivorous when young, later leaves without traps, D.capillaris “Giant” Hendry Co., FL petioles green, traps green to pale orange, scapes to 45 cm tall, flowers pink” Bachsten Creek, D.capillaris “long arm: Pascoe Co., Florida Kimberley (helicopter collection in Jan. wet-season) D.capillaris Berkeley Co., South Carolina D.caduca “clumping plants, leaves carnivorous when short > 6 cm long and juvenile, later leaves D.capillaris “northern form, white flower” Milton Co., Florida are non-carnivorous, grass-like and >20 cm long, flowers colours mixed pink or white” Bachsten D.capillaris “northern form, crestated plants, pink flower” Franklin Co., Florida Creek, Kimberley D.capillaris “southern form” pink flower” Pascoe Co., Florida D.caduca “narrow leaf, pink flower” Bachsten Creek, Kimberley D.capillaris “alba” D.caduca “white flower” D.capillaris “typical form” Appallachicola area, U.S.A. D.caduca “pink flower” Mount Elizabeth, Kimberley D.capillaris “typical form” Rt 375/65 Liberty Co., Florida D.caduca “white flower” Bachsten Creek, Kimberley W.A. X D. falconeri “pink flower” Palmer- D.capillaris Golden Acres Pond, Pasco Co., Florida ston, N.T. (an Allen Lowrie cross) D.capillaris “robust grower” Hillshore Co., Florida D.caduca x D. brevicornis “alba flower” (a Sean Samia cross) D.capillaris “with D.capillaris X D.brevifolia hybrids” Shoaline Rd, Hermando Co., Florida D.caledonica New Caledonia D.capillaris X D. brevifolia Rt 375, Appallachicola, Florida D.calycina “bronze erect plants with outstanding flowers having golden bronze large sepals and D.capillaris x D. intermedia dark maroon petals” Toodyay, Western Australia D.chrysolepis Itacambira, Brazil D.callistos The Lakes, Western Australia D.chrysolepis Serra do Cipo, Brazil D.callistos “white sand growing form” Brookton, W.A. D.chrysolepis Pratigi, coastal Bahia State, E Brazil Drosera capensis “pink flowers with rosettes of long upright leaves. The plants like growing in D.chysolepis Catolés, Chapada Diamantina, in Bahia state, NE Brazil moisture, usually running water” Kouebokkeveld, north of Ceres, RSA D.cistiflora “number 2” RSA D.capensis “Red, Narrow Leaf Form” (ex. Bonn Botanical Garden) D.cistiflora Hermanus, RSA D.capensis “Red Form” Bonn Botanical Gardens D.cistiflora “large plants, pink flowers” Betties Bay area, RSA D.capensis “red form” RSA D.cistiflora “broad leaf, white flower (only 3 plants found)” Stanford area, Page 10 D.capensis “flowers pink” Vogelgat Nature Reserve, RSA RSA D.cistiflora “tall plant, pure white flowers” 10 km west of Stanford, RSA D.dielsiana Transvaal. R.S.A. D.cistiflora “Darling form” these varied in flower colour from pale to dark pink, possibly the larg- D.dielsiana South Africa est variation seen together, Darling area, RSA D.dielsiana x D. intermedia D.cistiflora “Stellenbosch form” flowers mauve Stellenbosch, RSA D.dielsiana X D. species "Magaliesberg" Transvaal Province D.cistiflora “plants very large and strong, flower colour unknown” Betties Bay, RSA D.dilatato-petiolaris “flowers mostly pink” West Aligator River, N.T. D.cistiflora “plants very large and strong, flower colour unknown” Kleinmont area, RSA D.dilatato-petiolaris Nhulunbuy, Arnhemland, Northern Territory D.cistiflora “from near white to dark pink flowers” from the Darling area, RSA. D.aff. dilatato-petiolaris “flat rosettes > 9 cm Ø, flowers pink” Prince Regent River, Kimberley, D.cistiflora “white flower”- Malmesbury, South Africa Western Australia (helicopter collection in Jan. wet-season) D.cistiflora "from a population with white and pale pink flowered D.aff. dilatato-petiolaris “flat rosettes > 9 cm Ø, flowers pink” Pearson River crossing, Kimberley, forms" Moedverloor, South Africa Western Australia D.cistiflora "from a population with dark pink flowered forms" D.dilatato-petiolaris x D. ordensis (10 D1: code) Baineskloof, South Africa D.dilatato-petiolaris x (D. ordensis x D. aff. paradoxa) (11 D2: code) D.cistiflora "from a population with mid pink flowered forms" Walseley, D.darwinensis “flat leafy rosettes to 3 cm Ø, scapes up to 10 cm tall, flowers various shades of South Africa pink” Berry Springs, N.T. D.cistiflora "from a population with mid pink flowered forms" Darling, South Africa D.darwinensis x D. dilatato-petiolaris “ plants to 7 cm Ø, traps large an outstanding and beautiful D.cistiflora Gifberg, R.S.A. natural hybrid” Berrimah, N.T. D.cistiflora “thick stemmed plants 10-14 cm tall, unusually short and compact, quite stumpy for D. D.darwinensis 'Cox Peninsular, NT' x D. petiolaris 'red' cistiflora (which is normally quite wiry), mixed field collected seed from a wide selection of clones D.derbyensis “multiflowered plants” Gibb River, Kimberley ranging in flower colour, from near white to mid pink and some that looked to be blue” Ceres, D.derbyensis “ plant rosettes > 5 cm Ø, leaves hairy white, traps red, scapes bearing white flowers South Africa > 20 cm tall” Winjana, Kimberley, W.A. D.citrina “flowers lemon yellow with white centres” Dandaragan towards Cataby, Western Aus- D.derbyensis “ plant rosettes > 6 cm Ø, leaves hairy white, traps red, scapes bearing white flowers tralia > 30 cm tall” 35 km east of the Derby end of Gibb River Road, Kimberley, W.A. D.citrina “pygmy sundew, yellow flowers” Regans Ford, W.A. D.derbyensis “ plant rosettes > 6 cm Ø, leaves hairy white, traps red, scapes bearing white flowers D.coccicaulis > 30 cm tall” 65 km east of the Derby end of Gibb River Road, Kimberley, W.A. D.collina ” rosettes to 12 cm Ø, leaves green, narrowly obovate, elliptic or oblong within the D.derbyensis Derby, Kimberley same rosette, flowers >50, white” Churchman State forest, Western Australia D.derbyensis Prison Tree, Derby, W.A. D.collensiae D.derbyensis Beverley Springs, Kimberley, W.A. D.collinsiae “Faryland” D.derbyensis Erskine Ranges, Kimberley, Western Australia D.communis south west Brazilia, Brazil D.derbyensis “Eskine Range” x D. falconeri “dark pink flower” Palmerston, N.T. (Allen Lowrie D.communis Botucatu, São Paulo state, Brazil hybrid Cross) D.communis “robust scapes, white flowers” Amorinopolis, Goiás state, Brazil D.dielsiana Transvaal. R.S.A. D.communis “white to light lilac flower” Mineiros, Goiás state, Brazil D.dielsiana South Africa Drosera cuneifolia “small rosettes of leaves with cut off ends, and pink flowers. Cape Peninsula, D.dielsiana x D. intermedia RSA. D.dielsiana X D. species "Magaliesberg" Transvaal Province D.curviscapa Hermanus, RSA D.dilatato-petiolaris “flowers mostly pink” West Aligator River, N.T. D.darwinensis 'NT form' D.dilatato-petiolaris Nhulunbuy, Arnhemland, Northern Territory D.darwinensis Berrimah, N.T. D.aff. dilatato-petiolaris “flat rosettes > 9 cm Ø, flowers pink” Prince Regent River, Kimberley, D.darwinensis “flat leafy rosettes to 3 cm Ø, scapes up to 10 cm tall, flowers various shades of Western Australia (helicopter collection in Jan. wet-season) pink” Berry Springs, N.T. D.aff. dilatato-petiolaris “flat rosettes > 9 cm Ø, flowers pink” Pearson River crossing, Kimberley, D.darwinensis x D. dilatato-petiolaris “ plants to 7 cm Ø, traps large an outstanding and beautiful Western Australia natural hybrid” Berrimah, N.T. D.dilatato-petiolaris x D. ordensis (10 D1: code) D.darwinensis 'Cox Peninsular, NT' x D. petiolaris 'red' D.dilatato-petiolaris x (D. ordensis x D. aff. paradoxa) (11 D2: code) D.derbyensis “multiflowered plants” Gibb River, Kimberley D.dilatato-petiolaris x D. ordensis (12 D3: code) D.derbyensis “ plant rosettes > 5 cm Ø, leaves hairy white, traps red, scapes bearing white flowers D.dilatato-petiolaris x (D.aff. paradoxa x D. ordensis) (13 D4: code) > 20 cm tall” Winjana, Kimberley, W.A. D.dilatato-petiolaris x D. aff. paradoxa (14 D5: code) D.derbyensis “ plant rosettes > 6 cm Ø, leaves hairy white, traps red, scapes bearing white flowers D.dilatato-petiolaris x D. lanata (15 D6: code) > 30 cm tall” 35 km east of the Derby end of Gibb River Road, Kimberley, W.A. D.aff. dilatato petiolaris ‘Acacia flats, N of Kings cascades, Kimberley’ x falconeri 'Palmerston' D.derbyensis “ plant rosettes > 6 cm Ø, leaves hairy white, traps red, scapes bearing white flowers D.dilatato-petiolaris “mixed natural hybrids, crossed D.darwinensis or D.falconeri” Driver, N.T. > 30 cm tall” 65 km east of the Derby end of Gibb River Road, Kimberley, W.A. D.enodes Scott River, W.A. D.derbyensis Derby, Kimberley D. aff. eremaea ”pale green climbing plant to 60 cm tall, leaves orbicular, plants asexually repro- D.derbyensis Prison Tree, Derby, W.A. ducing, flowers > 10, dark pink, with an Asian spicy perfume, origin in semi - arid country” sum- D.derbyensis Beverley Springs, Kimberley, W.A. mit of Mt Mason , near Laverton, Western Australia growing in Banded Ironstone Formation D.derbyensis Erskine Ranges, Kimberley, Western Australia D.ericksoniae (=D. omissa) “small plant with small pink flowers” Howathara, W.A. D.derbyensis “Eskine Range” x D. falconeri “dark pink flower” Palmerston, N.T. (Allen Lowrie D.ericksoniae (=D. omissa) “giant bronze coloured plant to 4cm ø” Eneabba, hybrid Cross) Western Australia Page 11 D.ericksoniae (=D. omissa) “all red plants, pink flower” Eneabba, W.A. D.fulva “ green petioles, red traps, scapes to 40 cm tall, inflorescence of numerous pink flowers” D.ericksoniae (=D. omissa) “pink flower” Eneabba, W.A. N of Girraween Lagoon, N.T. D.ericksoniae (=D. omissa) “robust, very large, mostly bronze coloured plants with mainly white D.fulva “ plant rosettes to 6 cm Ø, traps red, scapes > 45 cm tall, flowers dark pink” east of Gir- flowers” Kalbarri, W.A. raween Lagoon, N.T. D.erythrogyne “ bright green climbing plants to 2 m long, flowers terminal, white with red ovary” D.fulva “ green petioles, red traps, scapes to 50 cm tall, inflorescence of numerous white flowers” Bakers Junction, Western Australia E of Girraween Lagoon, N.T. D.erythrogyne “ bright green climbing plants to 2 m long, flowers terminal, white with red ovary” D.fulva “ green leaved plants with orange or red traps >6 cm Ø, many-flowered inflorescences to Manypeaks, Western Australia 40 cm tall, flowers a nice clear pink” Girraween, N.T. D.erythrorhiza “white flower” Martin, Western Australia D.fulva Howard River, N.T. D.erythrorhiza subsp. collina Toodyay, W.A. (= D. collina) D.fulva Noonamah, Northern Territory D.erythrorhiza subsp. collina Red Hill, W.A. (= D. collina D.gigantea Cervantes, N of Numbung National Park, Western Australia D.erythrorhiza subsp. magna Cataby, W.A. (= D. magna) D.gigantea “gold green plant to 60 cm tall, flowers white” Glen Eagle, W.A. D.falconeri 'Charlotte River' D.gigantea “Gold-green plant” Hill River, Western Australia D.falconeri 'Wangi' D.gigantea “Gold-green plant” Sullivan Rock, Western Australia D.falconeri Palmerston, NT “D. falconeri is now extinct at this site” D.gigantea “robust, reddish maroon plant to 35 cm tall” Busselton, W.A. D.falconeri mostly white flower clones D.gigantea subsp. geniculata "TYPE" (= D. geniculata) D.falconeri “pink flower” Palmerston, N.T. D.glanduligera Langwarrin, Victoria, Australia D.falconeri Palmerston, NT x D. falconeri Wangi, NT (a Sean Samia cross) D.glanduligera “bright green rosettes 2 cm Ø, scapes 3-4 cm tall, flowers metallic orange” Cataby, [D.falconeri x D.brevicornis “white flowered natural hybrid” Wangi, N.T.] X Drosera falconeri Western Australia “pink flower” Palmerston, N.T. D.glanduligera “plants golden green, turning orange > 2 cm Ø, scapes 4 cm tall, flowers metallic D.falconeri X D. ordensis “expect beautifully red to bronze plants “ orange” Strawberry Rock, Western Australia D.filiformis subsp. filiformis Pine Barrens, NJ D.glanduligera “bright green rosettes 3 cm Ø, scapes 3-7 cm tall, flowers metallic orange” Poro- D.filiformis var. filiformis Munson, Alabama, U.S.A. nurup Range, Western Australia D.filiformis “all red form” Washington Co., Florida D.glanduligera “giant bright green rosettes 5 cm Ø, scapes >8 cm tall, flowers metallic orange” D.filiformis “red plant” Mazrimos’ site 2, Washington Co., Florida, U.S.A. Pinjarra, Western Australia D.filiformis “all red form” mixture of site 1 & site 2 clones” Washington Co., Florida D.glanduligera “flowers metalic orange” Wannamal, W.A. D.filiformis var. tracyii “Florida Giant” D.glanduligera “bright gold-green rosettes to 1.5 cm Ø, flowers metalic orange” Carrabin, W.A. D.filiformis var. tracyi Alabama-Florida state line, N of Appachicola, U.S.A. D.glanduligera “golden green plants 3 cm Ø, inflorescences of many metalic orange flowers to 5 D.filiformis var. tracyi Apalachicola Bain, Franklin Co., Florida, USA cm tall” Scaddan, N of Esperance, W.A. D.filiformis var. tracyi “ mixture of different clones” from several areas off Rt 65 near Sumatra, D.glanduligera Canning Vale, W.A. Liberty Co., Florida D.gracilis “fine red plants > 20 cm tall, flowers white” Glenshea, S.A. D.filiformis var. tracyi Appalachicola area, Florida D.gracilis “fine red plants > 20 cm tall, flowers white” side of dam at Glenshea, S.A. D.filiformis var. tracyi “entire plant foliage anthocyanin-free, pure white flowers” Rt 65 Franklin D.gracilis “plants > 30 cm tall, flowers white” Nive River, Tasmania Co., Florida D.gracilis “plants to 15-20 cm tall, flowers white” Queenstown, Tasmania D.filiformis var. tracyi “type” Rt 67 Caravelle, Florida D.graminifolia Diamantina, Brazil D.filiformis var. tracyi Route 67, Appalachicola, Liberty Co., Florida D.graminifolia susp. “nortensis” Grão Mogol, Minas Gerais, Brazil D.filiformis var. tracyi Route 65, Appalachicola, Franklin Co., Florida D.graminifolia “spiralis” Diamantina, M. Gerais state, Brazil D.foliosa “”golden green plants, low branched form >4 cm tall, flowers white” Mount Compass, D.graminifolia “spiralis” Pedra Menina, M. Gerais state, Brazil South Australia D.graniticola D.foliosa “”golden green plants, low branched form >6 cm tall, flowers white” Myponga, South D.graniticola “plants grey green to 20 c tall, branching in upper parts, traps reddish, many white Australia flowers” NEW location near Jilikin Rocks, Western Australia D.foliosa “golden green branching plants >8 cm tall, flowers white” South Australia D.heterophylla “erect yellowish green plant to 30 cm tall, leaves broadly reniform, flowers >5, D.foliosa “golden green branching plants to 10 cm tall, flowers white” Eyre Peninsula, South Aus- each flower with up to 12 petals, white” Miling, Western Australia tralia D.heterophylla “plants > 20 cm tall, flowers white” Cataby, W.A. D.fulva “many flowered tall scapes > 60 cm tall, flowers white, rosettes to 7 cm Ø, petioles bright D.heterophylla “plants > 20 cm tall, flowers white” Badgingarra, W.A. green, traps greenish, orange or red” Leaning Tree near Howard River Bridge, Northern Territory. D.heterophylla Armadale, W.A. D.fulva “green petioles red traps, rosettes > 5 cm diam. scapes to 30 cm tall, white flowers” grow- D.heterophylla Forrestfield, Western Australia ing in sand, wet-season flooded summer season bone dry zone of habitat, Noonamah, Northern D.heterophylla Miling, W.A. Territory D.hirtella south west Brazilia, Brazil D.fulva “green petioles red traps, rosettes > 8 cm diam. scapes to 45 cm tall, white or pink flow- D.hirtella Diamantina, Brazil ers” growing in constantly flooded zone of habitat, Noonamah, Northern Territory D.hirtella var. hirtella Serra dos Pirineus, Goiás state, Brazil D.fulva “ green petioles, red or orange traps, scapes to 50 cm tall, inflorescence of numerous white D.hirtella var. hirtella Diamantina, M. Gerais, Brazil flowers” Aposta, Howard Springs, N.T. D.hirtella var. lutescens Serra Dourada, Goiás state, Brazil D.fulva “ green petioles, red traps, scapes to 40 cm tall, inflorescence of numerous white or pink D.hirtella var. lutescens Mineiros, Goiás state, Brazil flowers” N of Girraween Lagoon, N.T. D.hookeri “ lime green plants with white flowers” Lower Mt Billy, South Australia Page 12 D.hookeri Lake Fyans, Victoria, Australia D. aff. indica “ robust bright lime-green plant to 20 cm tall, scapes 15 cm long, flowers bright D.hookeri Langwarrin, Victoria, Australia cerise with large red hooded stamens ” seepage area on road to Lake Argyle, Kimberley, West- D.hookeri “short, multi-stem green plant, white flowers” Conara Junction, Tasmania ern Australia (= D. fragans) D.hookeri “golden green plants, branched from the base to 10 cm tall, flowers white” Glenshera, D. aff. indica “ robust bright lime-green plant to 20 cm tall, Scapes 20 cm long, flowers bright S.A. cerise with large red hooded stamens ” Bobbys Creek, Dampier Peninsula, Kimberley, Western D.humilis Mogumber, W.A. Australia (= D. fragans) D.humilis “ branching plants > 10 cm tall, flowers white” Kalbarri, W.A. D. aff. indica “ robust bright lime-green plant to 20 cm tall, Scapes 25 cm long, flowers bright cerise with large red hooded stamens ” near junction of Kalumburu-Gibb River-Derby & Gibb Drosera indica complex species PLANTS GREEN, FLOWERS WHITE OR PINK, FROM FAR River-Wyndham Rds, Kimberley, Western Australia (= D. fragans) NORTH QLD, (= D. serpens) D. aff. indica “ Plant to 20 cm tall, flowers cerise, stamens red broadly-delta-shaped” 14 km NE of Karriwell Yard, Meda Station, Yampi Peninsula, Kimberley (= D. fragans) D.indica (= Drosera serpens) Tochigi, Japan D. aff. indica “ Plant to 20 cm tall, flowers cerise, stamens red broadly-delta-shaped” Bamboo D.serpens (or it maybe D.finlaysoniana) “flowers light pink” Sir John Gorge, Mueller Ranges, Creek, Kimberley (= D. fragans) Kimberley, Western Australia D. aff. indica “ Plant to 20 cm tall, flowers cerise, stamens red broadly-delta-shaped” Gibb D.serpens “flowers white” Adcock River crossing, Kimberley, Western Australia Range, Kimberley (= D. fragans) D. aff. indica “plants > 10 cm tall, foliage with non-glandular red clavatetrichomesand non- D. aff. indica” lime green, honey-scented plant to 20 cm tall, large portion of leaf bases densely glandular water buffalo horn like appendages on stalks” lagoon on road to Lockhart River, north covered with very short glands, remainder of leaf bearing long stalked glands, flowers cerise with Queensland (= D. serpens) a red centre” 2.5 cm Ø” Howard Springs lagoons, N.T. (= D. fragans) D. aff. indica “plants > 20 cm tall, foliage with non-glandular red clavatetrichomesand non- D. aff. indica” lime green, honey-scented plant to 20 cm tall, large portion of leaf bases densely glandular water buffalo horn like appendages on stalks” Fruit Bat Falls, north Queensland (= D. covered with very short glands, remainder of leaf bearing long stalked glands, flowers cerise with serpens) a red centre” 2 cm Ø” Howard River, N.T. (= D. fragans) D. aff. indica “plants > 20 cm tall, foliage with non-glandular red clavatetrichomesand non- D. aff. indica” lime green, honey-scented plant to 20 cm tall, large portion of leaf bases densely glandular water buffalo horn like appendages on stalks” lagoon on road to Jacky Jacky, north covered with very short glands, remainder of leaf bearing long stalked glands, flowers cerise with Queensland (= D. serpens) a red centre” 2.5 cm Ø” Howard Springs, N.T. (= D. fragans) D. aff. indica “plants > 20 cm tall turning reddish with age, foliage with non-glandular D. aff. indica “plant green to 20 cm tall, flowers cerise” Noonamah, Northern Territory, Australia red clavate trichomes and non-glandular water buffalo horn-like appendages on stalks” (= D. fragans) white sand dam, Cape York, far north Queensland (= D. serpens) D. aff. indica “ Plant to 25 cm tall, flowers cerise, stamens red broadly-delta-shaped” 11 km NE of Karriwell Yard, Meda Station, Yampi Peninsula, Kimberley (= D. fragans) D. aff. indica “plants > 25 cm tall turning reddish with age, foliage with non-glandular red clavate D. aff. indica “ robust bright lime-green plant to 25 cm tall, scapes 25 cm long, flowers bright trichomes and non-glandular water buffalo horn-like appendages on stalks” Sanamere Lagoon, cerise with large red hooded stamens ” Beagle Bay, Dampier Peninsula, Kimberley, Western Cape York, far north Queensland (= D. serpens) Australia (= D. fragans) D. aff. indica “plants > 30 cm tall, foliage with non-glandular red clavate trichomes and non- D. aff. indica “ Plant to 30 cm tall, flowers cerise, stamens red broadly-delta-shaped” Bobbys glandular water buffalo horn like appendages on stalks” Creek crossing growing with N. mirabilis Creek, Dampier Peninsula, Kimberley (= D. fragans) on road to Lockhart River, north Queensland (= D. serpens) D. aff. indica “ Plant to 30 cm tall, flowers cerise, stamens red broadly-delta-shaped” Lily Creek,

Kimberley (= D. fragans) Drosera indica complex species PLANTS REDDISH, FLOWERS ORANGE D. aff. indica “ Plant to 30 cm tall, flowers cerise, stamens red broadly-delta-shaped” 5 km S of (= D. aurantiaca) Oobagooma, Yampi Penisula, Kimberley (= D. fragans)

D. aff. indica “ Plant to 30 cm tall, flowers cerise, stamens red broadly-delta-shaped” 3 km NW of D. aff. indica “red plant to 20 cm tall, scapes 20 cm long, flowers orange” Phillips Range, Kim- Oobagooma, Yampi Penisula, Kimberley (= D. fragans) berley, Western Australia (= D. aurantiaca) D. aff. indica” lime green, honey-scented plant to 30 cm tall, large portion of leaf bases densely D. aff. indica “ red plant to 20 cm tall, flowers orange, filaments white, anthers yellow” Adcock covered with very short glands, remainder of leaf bearing long stalked glands, flowers pale cerise Creek, Kimberley ( = D. aurantiaca) with a red centre” 2.5cm Ø” Girraween, N.T. (= D. fragans) D. aff. indica “ red plant to 20 cm tall, flowers orange, filaments white, anthers yellow” Phillips D. aff. indica “ robust bright lime-green plant to 30 cm tall, flowers bright cerise with large red Range, Kimberley ( = D. aurantiaca) hooded stamens ” south of Kingston Rest, Kimberley, Western Australia (= D. fragans) D. aff. indica “ robust red plant to 30 cm tall, flowers orange, filaments white, anthers yellow” D. aff. indica “plant green to 30 cm tall, flowers cerise 2 cm Ø, stamens yellow” Cave Spring, Phillips Range, Kimberley ( = D. aurantiaca) Kimberley, Australia (= D. fragans) D. aff. indica “ giant robust red plant to 45 cm tall, flowers orange” Merry Creek, Mt Elizabeth D. aff. indica “plant green to 30 cm tall, flowers cerise 2 cm, stamens cerise-cobra-like” west of Station, Kimberley, Western Australia ( = D. aurantiaca) Kununurra, Kimberley, Australia (= D. fragans)

D. aff. indica “plant green to 30 cm tall, flowers cerise with red centres, stamens red” Taylor’s Drosera indica complex species PLANTS LIME GREEN, FLOWERS CERISE (= D. fragans) Lagoon, Kimberley, Australia (= D. fragans) D. aff. indica “plant green to 30 cm tall, flowers cerise, stamens cerise-cobra-like” north of Halls D. aff. indica “ Plant to 12 cm tall, flowers cerise, stamens red broadly-delta-shaped” Mount Creek, Kimberley, Australia (= D. fragans) Bomford, Drysdale River Station, Kimberley (= D. fragans) D. aff. indica “plant green to 30 cm tall, flowers cerise” Howard River, Northern Territory, Aus- tralia (= D. fragans) Page 13 D. aff. indica “ robust bright lime-green plant to 40 cm tall, scapes 30 cm long, very large bright D. aff. indica “green plant 10-15 cm tall, white flower” Mareeba, N. Queensland (= D. finlayso- cerise flowers with red hooded stamens ” Kalumburu-Gibb River Rd 128 km from Derby, Kim- niana) berley, Western Australia (= D. fragans) D. aff. indica “golden green plant 10-15 cm tall, Flowers pink” Carnarvon Range, Little Sandy Desert, Western Australia (= D. finlaysoniana) Drosera indica complex species PLANTS RED, FLOWERS PINK… D. aff. indica “green plant to 15 cm tall, pink flower” 25 km N of Tennant Creek, N.T. (= D. fin- DROSERA HARTMEYERORUM forms laysoniana) D. aff. indica “green plant to 15 cm tall, long retentive glands to the axils of the leaves, non- D.hartmeyerorum “red-maroon Drosera indica-type plants >5 cm tall, bearing a few white stalked glandular appendages near leaf axils shortly V-shaped with a conical stalk, flowers pink 1.3 cm yellow mulberry-tipped non glandular glands near the leaf axils, scapes >16 cm long, flowers Ø” Noonamah, N.T. (= D. finlaysoniana) pink” just E of Kununurra, Kimberley, Western Australia D. aff. indica “green plant with red scapes to 15 cm tall, long retentive glands to the axils of the D.hartmeyerorum “red-maroon Drosera indica-type plants >8 cm tall, bearing a few white stalked leaves, non-glandular appendages near leaf axils shortly V-shaped with a conical stalk, flowers yellow mulberry-tipped non glandular glands near the leaf axils, scapes >12 cm long, flowers pink 1.5 cm Ø” Howard Springs lagoons, N.T. (= D. finlaysoniana) dark pink” Bobbys Creek, Dampier Peninsula, Kimberley, Western Australia D. aff. indica “ green plant to 20 cm tall, flowers pink, filaments white, anthers yellow” Trent D.hartmeyerorum “red-maroon Drosera indica-type plants >10 cm tall, bearing a few white River Valley, Kimbolton Station, Yampi Penisula,Kimberley (= D. finlaysoniana) stalked yellow mulberry-tipped non glandular glands near the leaf axils, scapes >20 cm long, D. aff. indica “ green plant to 20 cm tall, flowers pink, filaments white, anthers yellow” 48 km N flowers dark pink” Fish farm E of Kununurra, Kimberley, Western Australia of Meda Station, Yampi Penisula,Kimberley (= D. finlaysoniana) D.hartmeyerorum “red Drosera indica-type plants >10 cm tall, bearing a few white stalked yellow D. aff. indica “ green plant to 20 cm tall, flowers pink, filaments white, anthers yellow” Crossing mulberry-tipped non glandular glands near the leaf axils, flowers bright puce pink” Taylors La- Falls, Kimberley (= D. finlaysoniana) goon, Kimberley D. aff. indica “ green plant to 20 cm tall, flowers pink, filaments white, anthers yellow” 11 km NE D. aff. indica “ red plant >18 cm long, c. 8 active leaves each c. 3 cm long terminal, scapes 10 cm of Karriwell Yard, Yampi Penisula,Kimberley (= D. finlaysoniana) long, flowers small, pink, main stem covered with long non-glandular hairs” permanent seepage D. aff. indica “Stocky green plant >20 cm tall, scapes 10 cm long, flowers pink” between Adcock spring on Gibb River Station, Kimberley, Western Australia (= D. hartmeyerorum) Gorge & Oodesh, Kimberley, Western Australia (= D. finlaysoniana) D. aff. indica “ red-maroon plant to 10 cm tall, flowers dark pink, filaments white-apex pearl, D. aff. indica “stocky robust green plant to 20 cm tall, flowers pink 1 cm, multi-flowered” north anthers yellow” Crossing Falls, Kimberley (= D. hartmeyerorum) of Katherine, Northern Territory, Australia D. aff. indica “ red-maroon plant to 8 cm tall, flowers dark pink, filaments white-apex pearl, an- D. aff. indica “green plant, pink flower, cold tolerant” via Florida (= D. finlaysoniana) thers yellow” 3 km NW of Oobagooma, Yampi Peninsula, Kimberley (= D. hartmeyerorum) D. aff. indica “green plant to 20 cm tall, long retentive glands to the axils of the leaves, non- D. aff. indica “plant red to 20 cm tall, flowers dark pink” Taylors Lagoon, Kimberley, Australia glandular appendages near leaf axils shortly V-shaped with a conical stalk, flowers pink 1.5 cm (= D. hartmeyerorum) Ø” Freds Pass, Humpty Doo, N.T. (= D. finlaysoniana) D. aff. indica “red plant to 15 cm tall, flowers dark pink” Bell Creek, Kimberley, W.A. (= D. hart- D. aff. indica “green plant to 20 cm tall, long retentive glands to the axils of the leaves, non- meyerorum) glandular appendages near leaf axils shortly V-shaped with a conical stalk, flowers light to dark pink 1.5 cm Ø” Howard Springs lagoons, N.T. (= D. finlaysoniana) Drosera indica complex species PLANTS GREEN, FLOWERS WHITE OR PINK D. aff. indica “green plant to 20 cm tall, pink flower” Howard Springs, N.T. (= D. finlaysoniana) (= D. finlaysoniana) D. aff. indica “green plant to 20 cm tall, long retentive glands to the axils of the leaves, non-glandular appendages near leaf axils shortly V-shaped with a conical stalk, flowers D.finlaysoniana “golden green plants to 20 cm tall, leaves linear, curved out and upwards, inflo- pink 1.3 cm Ø” Girraween, N.T. (= D. finlaysoniana) rescences arising from nearly every leaf axil” gold fields region, c. 35 km south of Mount Magnet, D. aff. indica “plant green to 20 cm tall, flowers pink” Humpty Doo, Northern Territory, Austral- Western Australia ia (= D. finlaysoniana) D.finlaysoniana “flowers pink” Undara, Queensland, Australia D. aff. indica “robust golden green plant > 25 cm tall, leaves long and wide, scapes 30 cm long, D. aff. indica ‘plants > 20 cm tall, flowers pink or white’ Marqualpie Paddock, Innaminka Sta- flowers pink 3.5 cm Ø, stamens very large yellow” ” permanent seepage spring on Gibb River tion , semi-arid northern region of South Australia (= D. finlaysoniana) Station, Kimberley, Western Australia (= D. finlaysoniana) D. aff. indica “green plant > 20 cm tall, leaf glands to the leaf axils, flowers white” Potato Creek, D. aff. indica “ robust green plant to 30 cm tall, flowers pink ” Lake Argyle, Kimberley, Australia Newhaven, NT (= D. finlaysoniana) (= D. finlaysoniana) D. aff. indica “green plant > 20 cm tall, leaf glands to the leaf axils, flowers pink” Susie’s Lake, D. aff. indica “ robust green plant to 30 cm tall, flowers pink, filaments white, anthers yellow” 5 Newhaven, NT (= D. finlaysoniana) km S of Oobagooma, Yampi Peninsula, Kimberley (= D. finlaysoniana) D. aff. indica “pale green plant > 25 cm tall, leaf glands to the leaf axils, flowers pink, plants cap- D. aff. indica “ robust green plant to 30 cm tall, flowers pink, filaments white, anthers yellow” turing yellow butterflies” Bonney Creek, 90 km S of Tennant Creek, NT (= D. finlaysoniana) Trent River Valley, Kimbolton Station, Yampi Penisula,Kimberley (= D. finlaysoniana) D. aff. indica “ green plant, pink or white flowers” West Strelley River, on road to Marble Bar, 77 D. aff. indica “green plant to 30 cm tall, pink flower” 170 km N of Tennant Creek, N.T. (= D. km SE of Port Hedland, Pilbara, Western Australia (= D. finlaysoniana) finlaysoniana) D. aff. indica “ green plant, pink flowers” Nullan Dam, 30 km N of Cue, Western Australia (= D. D. aff. indica “green plant to 30 cm tall, pink flower” 263 km N of Tennant Creek, N.T. (= D. finlaysoniana) finlaysoniana) D. aff. indica “robust green plant, pink flower, cold tolerant” Mount Augustus, W.A. (= D. finlay- D. aff. indica “green plant to 30 cm tall, pink flower” 64 km N of Tennant Creek, N.T. (= D. fin- soniana) laysoniana) D. aff. indica “flowers pink, T-shaped (horizontal part S-shaped) non-glandular append- ages near axils of leaves” Boulk area south of Lombadina on Dampier Peninsular, Kim- berley, W.A. (= D. finlaysoniana) Page 14 D. aff. indica “robust pale green plant > 30 cm tall, leaves long and wide, bearing ‘T’-shaped non Drosera indica complex -glandular appendages near the base, main stem covered with short yellow tipped glands, scapes OVERSEAS SPECIES 20 cm long, flowers pink” Fish farm E of Kununurra, Kimberley, Western Australia (= D. finlay- D.indica “red” Hong Kong soniana) D.indica “pink flower” Goa, India D. aff. indica “lime green plants > 35 cm tall, flowers pink” Binda Station Lagoon, north east of D.indica South Africa Derby, Kimberley (= D. finlaysoniana) D.indica “plants 9-15 cm tall, flowers appear to be pink” Kakpin, Parc National de la Comoé, D. aff. indica “ robust green plant to 35 cm tall, flowers pink, filaments white, anthers yellow” Côte d’Ivoire [Ivory Coast, west Africa] Coolibah Claypan, 45 km E of Sandfire, Great Sandy Desert, Pilbara, W.A. (= D. finlaysoniana) D.indica “plants to 30 cm tall, flowers white, tolerating temperatures between 7-36 C” growing in D. aff. indica “green plant to 45 cm tall, pink flower” 66 km N of Tennant Creek, N.T. (= D. fin- acidic sandy soil” Lotus Temple area in Hsin Chu, Taiwan laysoniana) D.intermedia “Carolina Giant” D. aff. indica “giant green plant to 50 cm tall, flowers pink 1.5 cm ” west of Kununurra, Kimber- D.intermedia Peck Lake, ON, Canada ley, Australia (= D. finlaysoniana) D.intermedia Swainton, Cape May Co., NJ, USA D. aff. indica “ robust beauiful green plant with red glands to 50 cm tall, flowers pink, filaments D.intermedia Trebon, Czech Republic. white, anthers yellow” Bungarun, Derby, Kimberley (= D. finlaysoniana) D.intermedia ‘Big Audrey’- Sitio Ono farm, Brazil D.intermedia S. Bohemia, Trebon region, Czech Republic Drosera indica complex species PLANTS GOLDEN GREEN, FLOWERS WHITE OR PALE D.intermedia “collected with permission under the supervision of the Nature Reserve PINK< STAMENS BLOOD RED COBRA SHAPED (= D. cucculata) Warden” bog habitat - Cors Fochno, Wales D.intermedia Mt Roraima - Tepui, Venezuela D. aff. indica “golden green plant >16 cm tall, leaves bearing a maroon stripe along the underside D.intermedia Cuba of the leaves, Scapes 16 cm long, flowers 1 cm Ø white, stamens blood red, large and cobra-like” D.intermedia U.S.A. Phillips Range, Kimberley, Western Australia (= D. cucculata) D.intermedia Antwerp, 15 m, Belgium D. aff. indica “ robust plant to 30 cm tall, flowers white, stamens blood red cobra-shaped” Ad- D.intermedia Europe cock Creek, Kimberley (= D. cucculata) D.intermedia Brazil D. aff. indica “golden green plant >30 cm tall, leaves bearing a maroon stripe along the underside D.intermedia Zabransky Rybnik, Czech Republic of the leaves, scapes 20 cm long, flowers 1 cm Ø white, stamens blood red, large and cobra-like” D.intermedia Primda, Ces. Les, W. Bohemia Phillips Range, Kimberley, Western Australia (= D. cucculata) D.intermedia “large form, no dormancy” Pasco Co., Florida D. aff. indica “golden green plant >30 cm tall, leaves bearing a maroon stripe along the underside D.intermedia Southern Bohemia, Czech Republic of the leaves, scapes 20 cm long, flowers 1 cm Ø pale pink, stamens blood red, large and cobra- D.intermedia Aiken, South Carolina like” Adcock Gorge, Kimberley, Western Australia (= D. cucculata) D.intermedia Rt 79, Pine Log Park, Florida D. aff. indica “ robust plant to 45 cm tall, flowers pale pink, stamens blood red cobra-shaped” D.jacoby Phillips Range, Kimberley (= D. cucculata) D.kaiersis south west Brazilia, Brazil D.kaiteurensis D.kenneallyi Mitchell Plateau, Kimberley Drosera indica complex species PLANTS PYGMY, FLOWERS WHITE OR PINK…TINY D.kenneallyi Theda Station, Kimberley, Western Australia (= D. nana) D.kenneallyi “N.T. form” ant-mound region, Fog Bay, Northern Territory D.kenneallyi “N.T. form, pink or white flowered forms” lateritic soil region, Fog Bay, Northern D. aff. indica “pygmy gold-green plant, white flower” Darwin, N.T. (= D. nana) Territory D. aff. indica “green plant with reddish leaves to 12.5 cm tall, long retentive glands to the axils of D.kenneallyi “N.T. form” “nice clumping form” Fog Bay, Northern Territory the leaves, non-glandular appendages near leaf axils shortly V-shaped with a conical stalk, flow- D.kenneallyi “N.T. form” x D.brevicornis “natural hybrid” Fog Bay, Northern Territory ers white 8 mm Ø” Howard River, N.T. (= D. nana) D.lanata “type” Lotus Glen, Mareeba, North Queensland D. aff. indica “small green plant 5 to 8 cm tall, main stem reddish, scapes 5 to 8 flowered inflo- D.lanata “grey-green leaves, red traps” Northern Territory form rescence reddish, flowers 8 mm Ø Noonamah, N.T. (= D. nana) D.lanata x D. ordensis (16 E1: code) D. aff. indica “fine red plant , to 30 cm tall, flowers white 1 cm Ø” Palmerston, Northern Territo- D.lanata x D. fulva (17 E2: code) ry, Australia (= D. nana) D.1anata x D. broomensis (18 E3: code) D.lanata x D. dilatato-petiolaris (19 E4: code) Drosera indica complex species PLANTS GREEN, FLOWERS MAUVE (= D. barrettorum) D.lanata x D. aff. paradoxa (20 E5: code) D.lanata x (D. aff. paradoxa x D. ordensis) (21 E6: code) D. aff. indica “ green plant to 25 cm tall, flowers mauve, filaments white, anthers yellow” Phillips (D. lanata x D. ordensis) x D. dilatato-petiolaris (31 Hl : code) Range, Kimberley (= D. barrettorum) (D. lanata x D. falconeri) x D. dilatato-petiolaris (34 Kl: code) D.aff. lanata 'Flying Fox' x D. ordensis 'Lake Argyle, Kimberley' Drosera indica complex species PLANTS GREEN…GIANT, FLOWERS PINK…LARGE D.latifolia Airouca, MG, Brazil D.leucoblasta Gibson, W.A. D. aff. indica “ giant robust bright lime-green plant to 35 cm tall, inflorescences up to 40 cm long D.aff. leucoblasta ‘Brookton Form’ see photo CPA p. 77, Plate 18 E: (Lowrie 1989) bearing many 3 cm Ø bright pink flowers ” Cave Spring, Kimberley, Western Australia D. aff. indica “giant green plants to 60 cm tall with large 3.5 cm ø pink flowers” swampland, E of Drysdale River, Kimberley Page 15 D.leucostigma “large basal rosettes bronze in sunlight, flowers white, stigmas kidney-shaped D. aff. macrantha ‘northern heathland red form’ “reddish climbing plant to 90 cm tall, with dense white” north of Cataby, Western Australia non-glandular reddish hairs throughout inflorescence, otherwise smooth, flowers reddish pink, D.leucostigma “large basal rosettes all red in sunlight, flowers white, stigmas kidney-shaped sweetly perfumed” Calingiri, Western Australia (= D. hirsuta) white” north of Cataby, Western Australia D.aff. macrantha ‘Rock outcrop form’ “climbing plants to 35 cm tall, flowers white” Armadale, D.leucostigma “large basal rosettes all yellow in sunlight, flowers white, stigmas kidney-shaped W.A. white” north of Cataby, Western Australia D.aff. macrantha “Plants to 1 metre tall, inflorescence only pubescent, remainder glabrous” D.linearis near Tobermory, ON, Canada Clackline, W.A. (= D. hirsuta) D.linearis near Oliphant, ON, Canada D.aff. macrantha “inflorescence only hirsute, remainder of plant glabrous” NE of Eneabba, W.A. D.linearis Dorcas Bay, Bruce Peninsula, Ontario, Canada (= D. hirsuta) D.lowriei “small gold-green rosettes to 2.5 cm with red scapes” Hayes Western Australia D.aff. macrantha ‘swamp form’ “climbing plants to 60 cm tall,entire erect stem glandular from D.lowriei “ small all dark red rosettes to 2.5 cm Ø, flowers white” Hayes, W.A. base to apex, flowers pink Yarloop, W.A. (=D. indumenta) D.lowriei “all dark red rosettes to 3.5 cm Ø, flowers white” Jilikin, W.A. D.macrantha subsp. planchonii “climbing plant to 45 cm tall, flowers white” Binnalong, Tasma- D.lowriei “Giant plants” to 5-7 cm Ø, beautiful large all golden green spathulate leaves, flowers > nia (= D. planchonii) 50 +, white” Hayes, W.A. D.macrantha subsp. planchonii “climbing plant to 45 cm tall, flowers white” Angelsea, Victoria. D.lowriei ‘TYPE’ rosettes green with maroon red margins and mid-veins to 4 cm Ø, flowers (= D. planchonii) white Holt, W.A. D.macrantha subsp. planchonii “plants to 55 cm tall, flowers white” Langwarrin, Victoria (= D. D.lowriei “ rosettes green with maroon red margins and mid-veins to 5 cm Ø, flowers white” planchonii) Jilikin, W.A. D.macrantha subsp. planchonii “climbing plants to 35 cm tall” growing in sandy clay with laterite D.lowriei “all dark red rosettes to 3.5 cm Ø, flowers white” Hayes, W.A. pebbles, Elsegood, Kangaroo Island, S.A. (= D. planchonii) D.lowriei “plants >5 cm Ø, gold/green with maroon red mid-vein, margins & scape” Hayes, W.A. D.macrantha subsp. planchonii “climbing plants to 60 cm tall” growing in red loam lateritic soils , D.lowriei “yellow plants” rosettes to 2.5 cm Ø, leaves spathulate, yellow, flowers > 3-4, white (an Moffartt, Kangaroo Island, S.A. (= D. planchonii) albino form of the species) D.macrophylla “basal rosettes 10 cm basal rosettes 10 cm, flowers white, 5-6 flowers per scape” D.lowriei “ rosettes green with maroon red margins and mid-veins to 3 cm Ø, flowers white” Ballidu, W.A. Holt, W.A. D.macrophylla subsp. macrophylla “5-6 flowers per scape” Wongan Hills, W.A. (= D. macro- D.lowriei “rosettes green with maroon red margins and mid-veins to 5 cm Ø, flowers white” phylla) Ravensthorpe, W.A. D.macrophylla subsp. macrophylla “6-8 flowers per scape” Miling, W.A. (= D. macrophylla) D.lunata Bribie Island, Queensland, Australia D.macrophylla subsp. macrophylla “1-3 flowers per scape”Mawson, W.A. (= D. macrophylla) D.lunata “glabrous sepals, white flower” Beerwah. Queensland, Australia D.macrophylla subsp. monantha Bruce Rock, W.A. (= D. monantha) D.macrantha “tall robust plants with white highly perfumed flowers” Bruce Rock, Western Aus- D.madagascarensis "Magaliesberg, Traansval, South Africa" tralia D.magna ” rosettes to 12 cm Ø, leaves green, broadly obovate to almost flabellate, turning red- D.macrantha “golden green climbing plant to 90 cm tall, traps large, white flowers” Williams, dish with age, flowers > 40, white” north of Cataby, Western Australia Western Australia D. major rosettes 8-15 cm Ø, beautiful golden green plants turning bronze and/or maroon red D.macrantha “golden green climbing plant to 40 cm tall, traps small, white flowers” E of Cran- with age, flowers > 12 +, white or pale pink, 14 km north of Paynes Find, Western Australia brook, Western Australia D.marchantii subsp. prophylla Cataby, W.A. (= D. prophylla) D.macrantha “climbing plants to 30 cm tall, flowers white” near Yellowdine, Western Australia D.menziesii subsp. menziesii “fine red plant, short and erect > 15 cm tall, flowers large & pink” D.macrantha “gold-green climbing plants to 90 cm tall, flowers white” Yellowdine, W.A. Dewars Pool, W.A. (= D. menziesii) D.macrantha “gold-green climbing plants to 1.2 m tall, flowers white” Carrabin, W.A. D.menziesii subsp. menziesii “red plant, short and erect” Cataby, W.A. (= D. menziesii) D.macrantha “climbing plants to 1 m tall, upper stem, petioles and pedicels sparsely glandular, D.menziesii subsp. menziesii NE of Eneabba, W.A. (= D. menziesii) sepals densely glandular, flowers white 2.5 cm Ø, sweetly perfumed” Hyden, W.A. D.menziesii subsp. basifolia TYPE “red-maroon erect plants to 18 cm tall, large pink D.macrantha “climbing plants to 90 cm tall, upper stem, petioles and pedicels sparsely glandular, flowers” Wongan Hills, W.A. (= D. basifolia) sepals densely glandular, flowers white 2.5 cm Ø, sweetly perfumed” 100 km E of Hyden, W.A. D.menziesii subsp. penicillaris “erect red zig-zagged plant > 30 cm tall, then climbing > 60 cm D.macrantha subsp. macrantha Muchea, W.A. tall on nearby herbs, flowers large & pink” Orange Valley, W.A. (= D. drummondii) D.macrantha “juvenile plants rosetted to 3 cm ø with additional tuber forming stolons from centre D.menziesii subsp. thysanosepala “red climbing plants to 40 cm tall, large white flowers” Coo- and below” Wongan Hills, W.A. mallo, W.A. (= D. thysanosepala) D.macrantha “typical form, white flowers” Calingiri, W.A. D.meristocaulis “multi-headed erect plants to ca.15 cm tall, erect and branching column-like D.macrantha aff. subsp. eremaea “pale green climbing plant to 60 cm tall, leaves orbicular, flow- growth , covered in the remains of the previous seasons’ leafy growth. Heads forming an open ers > 10, dark pink, with an Asian spicy perfume” (= D. eremaea) rosette of erect and semi-erect leaves in the life-form style and size of the Australian pygmy Dro- D.aff. macrantha ‘northern heathland golden green form’ “climbing plant to 65 cm tall,with dense sera, D. barbigera, D. lasiantha and D. scorpioides. Solitary, and very beautiful pink flowers a non-glandular golden hairs throughout inflorescence, otherwise smooth, flowers pink, sweetly little larger than thumb-nail sized, dwarfing the apical leafy rosettes and strangely positioned perfumed” Buntine Rock, W. A. (= D. hirsuta) tucked in close to the axils of the leaves, ovary pale green, with yellow anthers and 3 style- D.aff. macrantha ‘northern heathland golden green form’ “climbing plant to 65 cm tall,with dense stigmas, styles pink, stigmas white dilated at apex. A beautiful, outstanding and very interesting non-glandular golden hairs throughout inflorescence, otherwise smooth, flowers pink, sweetly plant. A high-light for any CP collection.” north west plateaus of Cerro Neblina, border Brazil- perfumed” Buntine Rock, W. A. (= D. hirsuta) Venezuela D. aff. macrantha ‘northern heathland red form’ “reddish climbing plant to 65 cm tall,with dense D.micrantha Wanneroo , Western Australia non-glandular reddish hairs throughout inflorescence, otherwise smooth, flowers pink, sweetly perfumed” Mogumber, W. A. (= D. hirsuta) Page 16 D.minutiflora The lakes, Western Australia D.nitidula subsp. nitidula (= D. nitidula) Bibbulmun Track, S.E. of Perth, W.A. D.montana Barra Da Estiva, Chapada Diamantina, in Bahia state, NE Brazil D.nitidula subsp. nitidula (= D. nitidula) “beautiful miniature compact plants” Cape Le Grand, D.montana var. montana, Chapada dos Veadeiros, Goiás state, Brazil W.A. D.montana var. montana Serra do Caparaó, Minas Gerais state, Brazil D.nitidula subsp. nitidula (= D. nitidula) Bullsbrook, W.A. D.montana var. montana Grao Mogol, MG, Brazil D.nitidula subsp. nitidula (= D. nitidula) Bannister, W.A. D.montana var. montana Ibitipoca, MG. Brazil D.nitidula subsp. leucostigma (= D. leucostigma) “large basal rosettes all red in sunlight, flowers D.montana var. montana Itambe Peak, MG, Brazil white, stigmas kidney-shaped white” Type location north of Cataby, Western Australia D.montana var. montana Serra do Cipó, Minas Gerais, Brazil D.nitidula subsp. leucostigma (= D. leucostigma) “giant all red plants” Mogumber, W.A. D.montana var. montana Serra da Canastra, Minas Gerais state, Brazil D.nitidula subsp. omissa (= D. patens) Lake Gnangarra, W. A. D.montana var. montana Brasília, Goiás state, Brazil D.nitidula subsp. omissa (= D. patens) The Lakes, W.A. D.montana var. tomentosa Diamantina, MG D.nitidula subsp. omissa (= D. patens) Lake Jandabup, W. A. D.montana var. tomentosa “hairless scapes” Serra do Cipó, Minas Gerais state, Brazil D.oblanceolata Sunset Peak, Lantau Island, Hong Kong D.montana var. tomentosa “hairless scapes” Serra do Caraca, Minas Gerais state, Brazil D.occidentalis subsp. occidentalis “seed from cultivated clones via U.S.A.” origin south-west D.montana var. tomentosa “slightly hairy scapes” Serra do Caraca, Minas Gerais state, Brazil Western Australia (= D. occidentalis) D.montana var. tomentosa Serra da Canastra, Minas Gerais state, Brazil D.occidentalis subsp. occidentalis Bullsbrook, W.A. (= D. occidentalis) D.montana var. tomentosa Ouro Preto, Minas Gerais state, Brazil D.occidentalis subsp. occidentalis “The Lakes, W.A. (= D. occidentalis) D.moorei “Plants to 30 cm tall, flowers dark yellow” E of Southern Cross, W.A. D.occidentalis subsp. australis Hopetoun, W.A. (= D. australis) D.myriantha “gold green plants to 45 cm tall, flowers white” Scott River, W.A. D.occidentalis subsp. australis “long scapes, flowers white” Cape Le Grand, W.A. (= D. austra- D.natalensis Inanda Road, Kwa-Zulu Natal, RSA lis) D.natalensis San Soucis, Kwa-Zulu-Natal, South Africa D.occidentalis subsp. australis “Warriup form, salmon-pink flowers” Warriup, W.A. (= D. austra- D.natalensis via Paul Debbert, RSA lis) D.natalensis Chimanimini Mountains, Zimbabwe D.occidentalis subsp. australis Condingup, W.A. (= D. australis) D.natalensis “Debbert” D.occidentalis subsp. australis Hopetoun, W.A. (= D. australis) D.natalensis Tsitsicama, RSA D.omissa “giant plants to 3 cm Ø, turning red in strong sunlight, multi-scaped inflorescences > 6 D.natalensis "Eric Green" cm tall, flowers white” Kalbarri, Western Australia D.natalensis "Spoon leaf Form" D.ordensis “very hairy form with red traps” Egret, Kimberley D.natalensis RSA D.ordensis “clumping plants, leafy basal rosettes densely covered with white hairs > 7 cm Ø, with D.natalensis “red flower” orange traps, crowded many flowered scapes > 20 cm tall, flowers small,white” 13 km west of D.neesii “golden green erect plants to 45 cm tall, large pink flowers” Pinjarra, W.A. Kununurra, Kimberley D.neesii Helms, Esperance, W.A. D.ordensis “very hairy form with red traps” Egret, Kimberley D.neesii subsp. neesii “golden green plants to 30 cm tall, flowers pink” NE of Esperance, W.A. D.ordensis “plants > 10 cm Ø, scapes > 45 cm tall, very floriferous, flowers pink or white” Parry D.neesii subsp. borealis “bronze coloured plants > 45 cm tall, flowers dark pink” Kalbarri, W.A. Lagoon, Kimberley D.neesii subsp. borealis “short robust plants to 20 cm tall” N of Geraldton, W.A. D.ordensis “clumping plants with individual rosettes up to 10 cm Ø, flowers various shades of D.nidiformis “robust plants, dark pink flowers” pink through to white” Weaber Plains, Kimberley, Western Australia D.nidiformis “bright pink flowers” type location D.ordensis “plants clump forming, flowers pink” Ning Bing Ranges, Kimberley, W.A. D.nitidula subsp. allantostigma (= D. allantostigma) “basal rosettes all red in sunlight, pedicels D.ordensis “leafy basal rosettes densely covered with white hairs > 12 cm Ø, with beautiful blood long, flowers white, stigmas sausage-shaped maroon-red” Type location north of Hill River, red traps, crowded many flowered scapes > 40 cm tall, flowers pink” 21 km east of Kununurra, Western Australia Kimberley D.nitidula “ plants to 1.5-2 cm Ø, multi-scaped inflorescences > 5 cm tall, flowers white with red D.ordensis “clumping plants, leafy basal rosettes densely covered with white hairs > 7 cm Ø, with kidney shaped stigmas in opposite pairs, sepals clasping at their apices in fruit” Namagara orange traps, crowded many flowered scapes > 20 cm tall, flowers small, pink” 13 km west of Swamp Flat, Western Australia Kununurra, Kimberley D.nitidula “ plants to 1.5 cm Ø, long stems > 0.7 mm long covered with active leaves and forming D.ordensis “leafy basal rosettes densely covered with white hairs > 8 cm Ø, crowded many flow- an overall half sphere shape, multi-scaped inflorescences > 3 cm tall, flowers white with red kid- ered scapes > 40 cm tall, flowers light-pink” Lake Argyle, Kimberley ney shaped stigmas, sepals clasping at their apices in fruit” Mount Cooke, Western Australia D.ordensis “plants > 8 cm Ø, scapes > 40 cm tall, very floriferous, flowers dark-pink” Lake Ar- D.nitidula “basal rosettes > 20 mm Ø, all red in sunlight, flowers white, stigmas kidney-shaped gyle, Kimberley blood red” Scott River, east of Augusta, Western Australia D.ordensis “plants > 10 cm Ø, scapes > 45 cm tall, very floriferous, flowers pink with red mid D.nitidula subsp. nitidula (= D. nitidula) “basal rosettes all red in sunlight, flowers white, stigmas veins along each petal, stigmas red” Lake Argyle, Kimberley kidney-shaped blood red” Rutherglen, Western Australia D.ordensis “plants > 10 cm Ø, scapes > 30 cm tall, very floriferous, flowers white” Stonewall D.nitidula subsp. nitidula (= D. nitidula) “basal rosettes all red in sunlight, flowers white, stigmas Creek, Kimberley kidney-shaped blood red” Pinjarra, Western Australia D.ordensis “clumping plants with individual rosettes up to 10 cm Ø, flowers various shades of D.nitidula subsp. nitidula (= D. nitidula) “basal rosettes all red in sunlight, flowers white, stigmas pink through to white” Cave Spring, Kimberley, Western Australia kidney-shaped blood red” Black soil swamp, north of Bullsbrook, Western Australia D.ordensis “narrow leaf form” Beverley Springs, Kimberley D.nitidula subsp. nitidula (= D. nitidula) “basal rosettes all red in sunlight, flowers white, stigmas D.ordensis Mulligan Lagoon, Kimberley kidney-shaped blood red” Darkin swamp, east of Perth, Western Australia D.ordensis Mirama, near type area Kununurra, Kimberley D.nitidula subsp. nitidula (= D. nitidula) “pygmy sundew rosettes bronze to 10 mm Ø, flowers D.ordensis x D. broomensis (22 Fl : code) white with red stigmas” Julimar, W.A. D.ordensis x D. dilatato-petiolaris (23 F2: code) Page 17 D.ordensis x D. aff. paradoxa (24 F3: code) D.aff. paradoxa x D. broomensis (1 Al: code) D.ordensis x D. lanata (25 F4: code) D.aff. paradoxa x D. ordensis (2 A2: code) (D.ordensis x D. paradoxa) x D. dilatato-petiolaris (32 J1: code) (D.aff. paradoxa x D. ordensis) x D. lanata (26 Gl: code) (D.ordensis x D. paradoxa) x D. lanata (33 J2: code) (D.aff. paradoxa x D. ordensis) x D. aff. paradoxa (27 G2: code) [D.ordensis x D. falconeri] x [D. falconeri x D. darwinensis] (D.aff. paradoxa x D. ordensis) x (D. falconeri x D. lanata) (28 G3: code) [D.ordensis x D. falconeri] x [D.ordensis x D. falconeri] (D.aff. paradoxa x D. ordensis) x D. ordensis (29 G4: code) D.ordensis & D. falconeri x D. ordensis “mixed seed” (D.aff. paradoxa x D. ordensis) x D. dilatato-petiolaris (30 G5: code) D.ordensis 'Lake Argyle, Kimberley' x D. aff. lanata 'Flying Fox' D.patens “giant plants to 2.5 cm Ø, multi-scaped inflorescences > 6 cm tall, some scapes forked, D.ordensis 'Lake Argyle, Kimberley' x D. aff. petiolaris 'pin-cushion' flowers white with red kidney shaped stigmas, sepals spreading in fruit” D.ordensis “pink flower” Kununurra, Kimberley x D. falconeri “white flower” Palmerston N.T. Lake Adams, Western Australia D.aff. ordensis “robust leafy basal rosettes densely covered with white hairs and bearing blood-red D.pauciflora “lovely form” Paarl area, RSA traps > 10 cm Ø, crowded many flowered scapes > 25 cm tall, mixed flower colours in white or D. pauciflora “very soft green leaves, a much softer green than normal Drosera pauciflo- pink” north of Kingston Rest, Kimberley ra types, scapes > 12 to 14 cm tall, flowers pink” growing in very wet conditions, but D.aff. ordensis “robust leafy basal rosettes densely covered with white hairs and bearing green to only in 5 large very localized colonies, Tulbagh, RSA pale orange traps > 12 cm Ø, crowded many flowered scapes > 30 cm tall, mixed flower colours in D.pauciflora “large pink flower” east of Detoits Kloof Pass, R.S.A. white or pink” south of Kingston Rest, Kimberley D.pauciflora “rosetted plants to 6 cm Ø, giant pink flowers to 5 cm Ø” Stellenbosch, South Africa D.aff. ordensis “robust leafy basal rosettes densely covered with white hairs > 14 cm Ø, crowded D.peltata “orange form” Henty Highway, Victoria, Australia many flowered scapes > 65 cm tall, mixed flower colours in white or pink” Timber Creek, N.T. D.peltata Ilawarra Res., Victoria, Australia D.aff. ordensis “robust leafy basal rosettes densely covered with white hairs > 14 cm Ø, crowded D.peltata Northlands, New Zealand many flowered scapes > 65 cm tall, flowers pink” Timber Creek, N.T. D.peltata “Pink Flower” Kandos, NSW, Australia D.aff. ordensis “robust leafy basal rosettes densely covered with white hairs > 14 cm Ø, crowded D.peltata "Red Form" Asgard Swamp, Blue Mountains, Australia many flowered scapes > 65 cm tall, flowers white” Timber Creek, N.T. D.peltata ‘white flower’ Mie, Japan D.aff. ordensis ‘narrow leaf form’ rosettes to 8 cm Ø, often forming multi-rosetted clumps, white D.peltata Dubbo, NSW dense hairs covering petioles appearing greyish en mass, traps dark red, scapes to 20 cm tall, inflo- D.peltata “slender reddish gold plants > 20 cm tall” Lucas Heights, NSW rescences 30-50 flowered” Theda Station, Kimberley D.peltata Canberra D.aff. ordensis “an outstanding very wide leaved plant, very densely covered with snow-white D.peltata “green plant to 15 cm tall, pale pink flower” Birchmoor Lagoon, Kangaroo dendritic hairs, leaves mostly with red traps and inflorescences of pink flowers” Kingston Rest, Kimberley Island S.A. D.aff. ordensis 'N of Kingston Rest' x D.broomensis 'N of Taylor Lagoon, Kimberley, WA'. D.peltata N.S.W. D.pallida “giant all green form” Burns Beach, W.A. D.peltata “white flower” D.aff. pallida ‘South coast form’ “smooth green plant with red traps to 1 metre tall, large sweetly D.peltata “pink flower” perfumed white flowers with red ovary” Scott River, W.A. D.peltata “plant 20 cm tall, with very small white flowers” Belango Forest, N.S.W. D.paradoxa TYPE form “erect plants to 16 cm, infloresences very pilose, flowers white or pink” D.peltata “plant 15 cm tall, flowers pink, grows on rock ledges in full sun” Penrose Forest, N.S.W. Theda, Kimberley, WA D.peltata Rifle Range, Nowra, NSW D.paradoxa “type form, plants to 15 cm tall, traps pale red” Lady Dreaming Creek, c. 5 km east of D.peltata “branching gold-green plant to 10 cm tall” Carappee Hill, Eyre Peninsula, South Austral- Goomadeer River, c. 8 km SE of Gumadeer, Arhnemland, Northern Territory ia D.paradoxa King Edward River, Kimberley D.peltata “gold-green plants to 35 cm tall, upper parts branching” Bonnie Doon, Victoria D.paradoxa “white to pink flowers” Mount Bomford, Kimberley, Western Australia D.aff. peltata “gold bronze plants up to 20 cm tall, pink flowers and black seed capsules” Grampi- D.paradoxa “white or pink flowers” Mount Fife, Kimberley ans, Victoria, Australia D.paradoxa “mixed clones, flowers white to various shades of pink” 100 km north of Drysdale D.aff. peltata “golden bronze plant to 15 cm tall, white flowers, seed capsules black” Dodswell River Station, Kimberley Bridge, (Hwy 8) near Grampians, Victoria D.aff. paradoxa ‘swamp form’ “pink flower” Theda, Kimberley D.aff. peltata “golden bronze plant to 15 cm tall, white flowers, seed capsules black” Grampians, D.aff. paradoxa “swamp form” plant rosettes > 4 cm Ø, traps red, scapes > 25 cm tall, flowers Victoria white through to various shades of pink” Theda Station, Kimberley, W.A. D.petiolaris R. Br. “plants similar to the 1770 Cook expedition, Endeavour River, north Queens- D.aff. paradoxa “orange flowers” Mount Bomford, Kimberley, Western Australia land, Banks & Solander Type form” site #1, Lockhart River, north Queensland D.aff. paradoxa “metallic orange flower” north of Prince Regent River, Kimberley D.petiolaris R. Br. “plants similar to the 1770 Cook expedition, Endeavour River, north Queens- D.aff. paradoxa “metalic orange flower” Mount Elizabeth, Kimberley land, Banks & Solander Type form” site #2, Lockhart River, north Queensland D.aff. paradoxa “an arid growing swamp form-like plant, grows in shallow skeletal soils on sand- D.aff. petiolaris Noonamah, Northern Territory stone ledges, open leafy rosettes with very fine petioles & small traps, >5 cm Ø, >4 cm tall, D.petiolaris 'red' x D. darwinensis 'Cox Peninsular, NT' crowded many flowered scapes >20 cm tall, flowers pink, tiny > 7 mm Ø” between Mitchell Plat- D.aff. petiolaris x D. dilatato-petiolaris (3 B1: code) eau and Crystal Creek, Kimberley (helicopter collection in Jan. wet-season) D.aff. petiolaris x D. ordensis (4 B2: code) D.aff. paradoxa “an arid growing swamp form-like plant, grows in shallow skeletal soils D.aff. petiolaris 'pin-cushion' x D. ordensis 'Lake Argyle, Kimberley' D.platypoda Willyung, W.A. on sandstone ledges, open leafy rosettes with very fine petioles & small traps, >5 cm Ø, D.platypoda Kalgan River, Western Australia >4 cm tall, crowded many flowered scapes >20 cm tall, flowers pink or white, tiny > 7 D.platystigma “flowers metallic orange with a black centre” Porongurups, mm Ø” Prince Regent River, Kimberley W.A. [D.paradoxa x D. falconeri] x [D. ordensis x falconeri] Page 18 D.platystigma “type form pygmy sundew, 12 mm Ø rosettes, flowers orange with black centre to D.radicans N of Geraldton, W.A. 10 mm Ø on scapes 2 cm tall” Millbrook, W.A. D.ramentacea Elgin Mountains, RSA D.platystigma Mt Barker, W.A. D.ramentacea Riversonderend, RSA D.platystigma King River, W.A. D.ramentacea, “plants branching, > 30 cm tall, flowers mauve” growing in shade of overgrown D.platystigma “giant pygmy sundew, 22 mm Ø rosettes, flowers orange with black centre to 18 vegetation, 800 m. alt. Caledon, RSA mm Ø on scapes 4 cm tall” Mt Cooke, W.A. D.ramentacea (very rare 4 seeds per pack) Hermanus, R.S.A. D.porrecta “southern swamp margin form, non flowering plants to 40 cm tall” Pinjarra, W.A. D.ramellosa “robust rust-orange plants to 14 cm tall, flowers pale pink” east of Esperance, W.A. D.porrecta Cataby, W.A. D.regia Baineskloof, RSA D.praefolia Talisker, South Australia (RARE) 4 seeds per pack D.roraimae “small rosettes, white flowers hanging down” south east ridge D.prolifera Thornton Peak, Queensland of Cerro Adaua, Estado Bolivar, Venezuela D.prostrata Binnu, W.A. D.roraimae “huge rosettes forming columns. pink flowers” south east ridge of Cerro Duida, Terri- D.prostrata Murchison River, W.A. torio Amazonas, Venezuela D.prostratoscaposa “reddish basal rosettes to 8 cm ‚ scapes branching, many flowered, flowers D.roraimae “short petioles” north west plateaus of Cerro Neblina, border Brazil-Venezuela white, scapes prostrate later in flowering cycle” Fitzgerald, W.A. D.roraimae “typical form with long petioles” north ridge of Cerro Avispa, Territorio Amazonas, D.pulchella “giant plants to 2.5 cm Ø, multi-scaped inflorescences > 5 cm tall, flowers very dark Venezuela bright pink” Lake Adams, Western Australia D.roraimae “typical form with long petioles” north ridge of Cerro Aracamuni, Territorio Amazo- D.pulchella “white with a red centre” Scott River, Western Australia nas, Venezuela D.pulchella “all golden green plant, pink flower” D.roraimae 'Murosipan' D.pulchella “a very interesting wide leaf plants to 15 mm Ø, flowers dark pink, petals barely open- D.roraimae, summit of Mt. Roraima, Venezuela 'deep maroon plants forming columns of old ing & self pollinating. Plant habit quite different to that of the typical D. pulchella of the low- leaves to 10 cm tall, flowers whitish-pink' lands” summit of Bluff Knoll where it occasionally snows, Stirling Range, Western Australia. D.roraimae Mt Roraima, alt. 2750 m, Venezuela D.pulchella “orange flower with red almost black centre” Bakers Junction, W.A. D.roraimae (?) Serra do Aracá, north Brazil D.pulchella “pale pink flower” Millbrook, W.A. D.rosulata “type, rosettes to 5 cm Ø, flowers white” Pinjarra, W.A. D.pulchella “pink flower” Ellenbrook, Western Australia D.rosulata “giant plants > 8 cm diam., flowers white, highly sweetly perfumed” Pinjarra, Western D.pulchella “flowers very pale pink with red centre” Karridale, W.A. Australia D.pulchella “almost white with a red centre” D.aff. rosulata at first multi-flowered, flowers white, followed by beautiful red petiolate obovate- D.pulchella “ medium orange flower ” Big Brook, W.A. elliptic leaved rosettes to 5 cm Ø, W of Brookton, Western Australia D.pulchella “flowers orange with red basal veins” Scott River, W.A. D.aff. rosulata “plants >4 cm Ø turning dark red with age, flowers large, white, sweetly perfumed” D.pulchella “flowers orange with red basal veins” Dawn Creek, W.A. Brookton, Western Australia D.pulchella [R.H.S. orange 28A] “ dark orange flower with blackish maroon basal petal veins” D.aff. rosulata Bowelling, W.A. Big Brook, W.A. D.rotundifolia Crief’s Bog, near Freelton, Wellington Co., Ontario, Canada D.pulchella [R.H.S. orange 28A] “ dark orange flower with blackish maroon basal petal veins” D.rotundifolia Mizzy Lake, Alquonquin Park, Ontatio, Canada Brennans Ford, W.A. D.rotundifolia Peck Lake, ON, Canada D.pulchella [R.H.S. orange 28B] “ medium orange flower with maroon-red basal petal veins” D.rotundifolia Mie, Japan Nanga Brook, W.A. D.rotundiflolia “collected with permission under the supervision of the Nature Reserve Warden” D.pulchella [R.H.S. orange-red 30C] “ burnt orange flower with fine red basal petal veins” Mount bog habitat - Cors Fochno, Wales Cooke, W.A. D.rotundifolia South Fallsburg, New York, U.S.A. D.pulchella [R.H.S. red 41C] “ bright salmon pink flower with cerise ovary, style-stigmas and D.rotundifolia Schönram, Germany basal petal veins” Big Brook, W.A. D.rotundifolia Pskoó repiou, Seledysky district, transitional marsh near SW bank of Osyno Lake, D.pulchella [R.H.S. red-purple 58B] “ cerise flower with red basal petal veins” Big Brook, W.A. Russia D.pulchella “flower colour red-purple 58 B” Karidale, Western Australia D.rotundifolia Genoa, Italy D.pulchella [R.H.S. red-purple 62B] “ medium pink flower with dark pink basal petal veins” D.rotundifolia Trznin, Slovakia Nanga Brook, W.A. D.rotundifolia Beskydy Mts, Czech Republic D.pulchella [R.H.S. red-purple 68D] “ light pink flower with dark pink basal petal veins” Big D.rotundifolia Lake of Dell’ Orma, Italy Brook, W.A. D.rotundifolia “cresco clone” D.pulchella “ obovate shaped lamina, rosettes 2 cm Ø, scapes > 6, each > 9-flowered, flowers light D.rotundifolia Leningrad region, Russia pink = RHS red-purple group 68D” Four Acres, W.A. D.rotundifolia “typical form but unusual in that its from S.C. making it the most southern location D.pumilla for D. rotundifolia in U.S.A.” Caesar’s Head, South Carolina D.purpurascens Katanning, W.A. D.rupicola “golden green plants, white flowers” East Hyden, W.A. D.purpurascens “green, orange and red branching plants > 15 cm tall, flowers white, sweetly per- D.rupicola “Bronze plants” East Hyden, W.A. fumed” Cranbrook, Western Australia D.rupicola “dark bronze plant” E of Hyden, W.A. D.pusilla Venezuela D.rupicola “plants maroon red, flowers white” E of Hyden, W.A. D.pygmaea “rosettes 10-13 mm ‚, petioles green, traps dark red, 4-petalled white flowers on D.rupicola “reddish maroon plant” S.E. of Hyden, W.A. scapes to 15 mm tall” Little Bay, N.S.W. D.rupicola ”robust golden green plants to 20 cm Ø, flowers white” Walker, D.radicans “plants red > 15 cm tall, inflorescences golden yellow, > 30 white flowers Kalbarri, W.A. Page 19 W.A. D.salina plants >4 cm tall, basal rosette covered with white sand grains, 1 to 2 white flowers” D.spatulata Dundathu, Queensland Pallarup, Western Australia D.spatulata “2 cm Ø rosettes” Blackheath Airstrip, N.S.W. D.salina “type” Chidnup, W.A. D.spatulata Hauraki Peat Dome, New Zealand D.schmutzii “red plants with large white flowers” Near Mt Taylor, Kangaroo Island, South Aus- D.spatulata “plant 3 cm Ø, pink flower” Mt Keira, N.S.W. Australia tralia D.spatulata “plant 6 cm Ø, pink flower” Nelson Bay, Newcastle, N.S.W. Australia D.schmutzii “a broader petioled and very floriferous clone” growing in red loamy clay, Hog Bay, D.spatulata Hong Kong Kangaroo Island, S.A. D.spatulata Coromandel Ranges, New Zealand D.schmutzii “a broader petioled and very floriferous clone” growing in red loamy clay, Emu D.spatulata “pink flower”” Okinawa Ridge, Kangaroo Island, S.A D.spatulata “red plants >3 cm Ø, scapes 20 cm tall, flowers white” mini-Nepenthes tenax site east D.schmutzii “narrow petioled very red rosettes to 2.5-3 cm Ø, 1-5 flowered” growing in red sandy of Sanamere Lagoon, Cape York, far north Queensland clay with laterite pebbles, Playford Hwy, E of Kingscote, Kangaroo Island, S.A. D.spatulata subsp. gympiensis "Hairy Sepals" Gympie, QLD, Australia D.schmutzii “narrow petioled kangaroo Island form, very red rosettes to 2.5-3 cm Ø, 1-5 flowered” D.species “Auyun Tepui” growing in sandy clay with laterite pebbles, Elsegood, Kangaroo Island, S.A. D.species “Belém” Brazil D.schmutzii “narrow petioled kangaroo Island form, very red rosettes to 2.5-3 cm Ø, 1-5 D.species “Botswana” Okavango Delta, Botswana flowered” growing in sandy clay with laterite pebbles, Ben Johnson, Kangaroo Island, D.species aff. “D.burkeana” S.A. D.species Chapada Diamantina, Bahia State, Brasil D.schmutzii “a broader petioled and very floriferous clone of the narrow petioled kangaroo Is- D.species Chimanimani Mtns, Zimbabwe land form ” growing in McGillvay sand soils, Emu Ridge, Kangaroo Island, S.A D.species “chrysolosa” (new species similar to a cross between D. chysolepis and D. villosa) Serra D.schmutzii “a broader petioled and multiflowered clone of the narrow petioled kangaroo Island do Cipó, central Minas Gerais state, SE Brazil form ” growing in sandy loam clay opposite the narrow petioled kangaroo Island form having very D.species “colombiana” Chapada dos Guimarães, Mato Grosso, Brazil red rosettes to 2.5-3 cm Ø and 1-5 flowers, Elsegood, Kangaroo Island, S.A. D.species “2” Cuba D.schmutzii “a broader petioled and very floriferous clone of the narrow petioled Kangaroo Is- D.species “11” Cuba land form ” growing in McGillvay sand soils, Beyeria, Kangaroo Island, S.A. D.species “Durban” D.sessilifolia "Pink Flower" Chapada dos Guimaraes, Mato Grosso D.species Eastern Transvaal, RSA D.sessilifolia Marapanim, from coast of Pará state, N Brazil D.species “forked scape” South America D.sessilifolia Piracuruca, Piauí State, NE Brazil D.species ‘floating’ South Africa D.x snyderi man-made hybrid between ( D. dielsiana x D. nidiformis) D.species Gran Sabana, Venezuela D.species ‘Hermanus’ Hermanus, RSA D.spatulata “Large Plants” Demiston, West Coast, NZ D.species “like D. aliciae but with straight stems” Betties Bay, RSA D.spatulata Mihama Town, Chita-gun, Aichi Prefecture, Chubu District, Japan D.species ‘Mandorah’ Northern Territory D.spatulata Royal Botanical Park, South of Sydney, NSW, Australia D.species Magaliesburg, Transvaal, South Africa D.spatulata “Deep Red Form, Pink Flower” Kowloon Peak, Hong Kong D.species "Malawi" D.spatulata “White Flower” Fraser Island, QLD, Australia D.species Port Elizabeth, RSA D.spatulata Mobara, Chiba Prefecture, Japan D.species “pretty rosette” South Africa D.spatulata Shin-chaya Mire, Kawanami T., Miyazaki Prefecture, Kyushu, Japan D.species “PV 860” Stromsvleikloof, 150 km east of Cape Town, South Africa D.spatulata “White Flower” Wentworth Falls, Blue Mountains, NSW, Australia D.species "Rhodesia" D.spatulata Woronora River, Lucus Heights, NSW, Australia. D.species “rosette, with a tall fl. Stem, pink flowers, possibly a form of D. aliciae” “in the Moun- D.spatulata Ube City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, Chugoku District, Honshu, Japan tains at the back of Kleinmont, RSA D.spatulata ssp. tokaiensis Naka-cho, Huogo Pref., Japan D.species “South Africa” RSA (ex Triffid Nurseries) D.spatulata Four Animal Hill, Xingi District, Taipei, Taiwan D.species “Sudafrica” RSA D.spatulata "Large Flower, T-Shaped Styles" Blackdown Tableland, QLD, Australia D.species “stemless chrysolepis” Serra do Cipó, Minas Gerais state, Brazil D.spatulata “Pink flower” Flat Rock Dam, Nowra, N.S.W., Australia D.species “Vim da Serra de Roraima” “upward curved bronze leaves bearing red glands in a ro- D.spatulata Northern Taiwan sette to 4 cm Ø, scapes to 15 cm tall, flowers pink” Vim da Serra de Roraima, Brazil D.spatulata “white flower” Northern Taiwan D.species 'white hirtella' Chapada dos Veadeiros, Goiás state, Brazil D.spatulata “pink flower” Chiba, Japan D.species 'white hirtella' Cristalina, Goiás state, Brazil D.spatulata Moriaty Lagoon, Tasmania D.species “white hirtella” Brasília, Goiás state, Brazil D.spatulata “white & pink flowers” Woodburn, NSW D.spilos “white flowers with dark pink basal spots near petal bases” Mt Lesueur, WA D.spatulata “white flowers” Bulli, NSW D.stenopetala Taraua Ranges, New Zealand D.spatulata “all maroon giant plants >10 cm Ø” Gold Coast, SE Queensland D.stenopetala Burn Hut Track, Tararua Ranges, N.Z. Alt. 720m D.spatulata Tonimbuk, Beenak, VIC D.stolonifera TYPE form “golden green plants to 20 cm tall, flowers white and highly perfumed” D.spatulata Windmill Lagoon, St. Hellens, TAS Coolup, W.A. D.spatulata Cairns, Queensland, Australia D.aff. stolonifera Hills form “plants turning reddish and rust orange with age” Dwellingup, W.A. D.spatulata “ red basal rosettes of leaves to 3 cm Ø, scapes 20 cm tall, flowers white” Little Bay, D.aff. stolonifera “small hills form” Brookton, Western Australia N.S.W. D.aff. stolonifera 'Hills form' x D. rupicola 'green plant' (seed from cross-breeding D.spatulata “white flower” south-east Kagoshima, Ei-town, Japan made in 2008) D.spatulata “plant rosette red 2.5 cm Ø, flowers white” Grampians, Victoria, Australia Page 20 D.stricticaulis “golden green erect plants to 30 cm tall, flowers pink” South Australia D.whittakeri Bullock Hill, South Australia D.stricticaulis “very large form” erect golden green plants to 50 cm tall, leaves orbicular, flowers > D.whittakeri Scott, South Australia 12, pink D.whittakeri “plants 6 cm Ø” South Australia D.stricticaulis “robust golden green erect plants to 35 cm tall, flowers dark pink” Dewars Pool, D.whittakeri Goolwa, S.A. Western Australia D.whittakeri Tothills, S.A. D.stricticaulis Brookton, W.A. D.yilgarnensis “rust-orange foliage, small white flowers” Madden, W.A. D.stricticaulis Wundowie, Western Australia D.yilgarnensis “rust-orange foliage, small white flowers” Holt Rock, W.A. D.stricticaulis Mount Lesueur, W.A. D.zigzagia “plants > 10 cm tall, flowers yellow” Lake Seabrook, NE of Southern Cross, D.stricticaulis “robust golden green plants to 35 cm tall, pink flowers” Darkin Swamp, Western W.A. Australia D.zigzagia Lowrie “erect zigzag plants” Hurlstone, W.A. D.subtilis Theda Station, Kimberley Roridula D.thysanosepala “red climbing plants to 40 cm tall, large pale pink flowers” Eneabba, Western R.gorgonias Australia Drosophyllum D.tokaiensis Inutama, Japan D.lusitanicum near Ubrique, prov. Cadiz, 700 m, S. Spain D.tokaiensis Nako Cho, Japan D.lusitanicum Cerro De La Mua D.tomentosa “hairy” Mucugê, Chapada Diamantina, in Bahia state, NE Brazil D.lusitanicum Los Barrios D.tridentata D.lusitanicum near Algeciras, prov. Cadiz, 100 m, S. Spain D.trinervia “flowers white” Port Elizabeth area, RSA Utricularia D.trinervia “White Flower” Bot Rivier U.adpressa Barreirinhas, Lencóis Maranhensis, Maranhao state, Brazil. D.trinervia "White Flower" Table Mountain, RSA U.adpressa Florianopolis, Brazil D.trinervia Bains Kloof, RSA U.alpina north ridge of Cerro Aracamuni, Territorio Amazonas, Venezuela D.trinervia “White Flower” Silvermine above Fishhoek near Cape Town U.alpina D.trinervia Tweede de Tol, RSA U.arenaria D.trinervia “Giant form” Koeubokkeveld, RSA U.arnhemica “giant traps to c. 1 cm” Prince Regent River, Kimberley D.trinervia Hopefield, RSA U.aurea Angkor Vat, Cambodia D.trinervia Cape Peninsula near Cape Town, RSA U.australis “floating plants to 1 m long, flowers yellow” west of Adelaide River, N.T. D.trinervia “White Flower” RSA U.beaugleholei Topperwein, near Penola, S.E. South Australia D.trinervia red plants white flowers RSA U.beaugleholei Bangham, S.E. South Australia D.trinervia Stellenbosch area, RSA U.benthamii “violet lower lip, white to pale green upper lip with a yellow palate” Cape D.trinervia Betties Bay area, RSA D.trinervia Worcester area, RSA Le Grand, Western Australia D.trinervia ‘white flowered multiflowered scapes’ RSA U.bifida Sun Moon Lake, Taiwan D.trinervia, “dense basal rosettes of reddish leaves > 2 cm tall, flower stems 6 to 8 cm., flowers U.bifida “plants > 10 cm tall, flowers yellow” Sanamere Lagoon, Cape York, far north Queensland white”, Ceres, RSA U.bifida “plants > 15 cm tall, flowers yellow” Jacky Jacky, Cape York, far north Queensland D.trinervia Caledon, RSA U.biloba Jibbon Lagoon, NSW D.trinervia “alba” Heldiberg, RSA U.bisquamata "plants 6-8 cm tall, flowers pale mauve with a pale yellow palate, 6-8 mm wide” D.trinervia “tall scapes > 12 cm , flowers white” RSA burnt area of Fraanshoek flats, South Africa D.trinervia "basal rosette leaves pink to light red, scapes 8 cm tall, flowers white"over the U.bisquamata “plants to 8 cm tall, flowers pale mauve and pale yellow palate” South Africa Fraanschoek Mtns from Stellenbosch at 300 m elevation, South Africa U.caerulea “ plants > 15 cm tall, flowers mauve, arranged in a whorl at the apex” Whicheura Lake, D.trinervia “white flower” Gifberg, South Africa tip of Cape York, far north Queensland D.trinervia “white flower” Stronsvleikoof, 150 km from Cape Town, R.S.A. U.caerulea “ scapes to 20 cm tall, apically whorled mauve flowers” Lockhart River dam, north D.trinervia "basal rosettes red, scapes to 8 cm tall, flowers pink" Detoits Kloof at 600 m elevation Queensland in wet sand, South Africa U.caerulea “scapes to 30 cm tall, flowers mauve, palate white surrounded by purple, outer surface D.trinervia "basal rosette leaves red, scapes up to 6 cm tall, flowers pink" south Worcester, Karoo and spur white, flowers arranged in a terminal whorl” Lockhart River, Qld side of mountain from Stellenbosch at 800 m elevation, South Africa U.caerulea “stunted plants to 5 cm tall, flowers purple” Rockhole, N.T. D.trinervia "basal rosette leaves red, scapes up to 8cm tall, flowers pink" up the mountain at 500 m U.capilliflora “ bronze (golden coloured at sunrise & sunset) mosquito-like flowers with 5 narrow elevation, growing in red soil, Helderberg, Summerset West, South Africa lower lobes with super long antennae-like upper lobes” north of Girraween Lagoon, N.T. (5 seeds D.aff. tubaestylis Bowelling, W.A. per pack) D.aff. tubaestylis “sweetly perfumed, multi-white-flowered, deep red plants” Brookton, W.A. U.capilliflora “ bronze (golden coloured at sunrise & sunset) mosquito-like flowers with 5 narrow D.aff. tubaestylis Hillman, W.A. lower lobes with super long antennae-like upper lobes” Freds Pass, N.T. (5 seeds per pack) D.venusta Tsitsikamma, RSA U.capilliflora “ bronze (golden coloured at sunrise & sunset) mosquito-like flowers with 5 narrow D.venusta “aka coccicaulis”- South Africa lower lobes with super long antennae-like upper lobes” where the fresh water meets the salt water D.villosa Serra de Ibitipoca, SE Minas Gerais state, SE Brazil and mangroves, Bynoe Harbour, Cox Peninsula, N.T. (5 seeds per pack) D.villosa “small plant, maybe D. ascendens” U.capilliflora “ bronze (golden coloured at sunrise & sunset) mosquito-like flowers with 5 narrow D.whittakeri “large green robust plants > 8cm Ø, flowers white” Talisker, South Australia lower lobes with super long antennae-like upper lobes” south end of Girraween Lagoon, N.T. (5 seeds per pack) D.whittakeri “plants > 6cm Ø, flowers white” Mount Billy, Hindmarsh Tiers, South Australia Page 21 U.capilliflora “ bronze (golden coloured at sunrise & sunset) mosquito-like flowers with 5 narrow U.erectiflora Kavanayén, Gran Sabana, Venezuela lower lobes with super long antennae-like upper lobes” west of West Alligator River, N.T. (5 seeds U.erectiflora Mineiros, Goiás state, Brazil per pack) U.firmula “deep purple almost black flower with orange-yellow blotch at base of lower lip” near U.capilliflora “ bronze (golden coloured at sunrise & sunset) mosquito-like flowers with 5 narrow Pretoria, South Africa lower lobes with super long antennae-like upper lobes” Howard River Lagoons, N.T. (5 seeds per U.flaccida Ibicoara, Chapada Diamantina, in Bahia state, NE Brazil pack) U.gibba unknown origin U.capilliflora “ bronze (golden coloured at sunrise & sunset) mosquito-like flowers with 5 narrow U.geminiscapa Massachusetts, U.S.A. lower lobes with super long antennae-like upper lobes” Wickham Point, N.T. (5 seeds per pack) U.aff. hamiltonii “ plants to 5 cm tall, flowers white with a few fine purple lines on the U.capilliflora “ bronze (golden coloured at sunrise & sunset) mosquito-like flowers with 5 narrow sides of the spur, palate a rectangular orange patch, traps large for the size of plant, lower lobes with super long antennae -like upper lobes” Noonamah, N.T. (5 seeds per pack) scaped distinctly crooked (bent over midway) in fruit” Theda Station, Kimberley U.aff. capilliflora “ bronze (golden coloured at sunrise & sunset) mosquito-like flowers differering U.hispida 'cream flowers', Gran Sabana, Venezuela from the type form by having 3 long and 2 very short narrow lower lobes-arranged L, S, L, S, L U.inaequalis “plants to 20 cm tall , flowers violet with broad lower lip and yellow palate” Bussel- with super long antennae-like upper lobes” 10 km E of Pine Creek, N.T. (5 seeds per pack) ton., W.A. U.chrysantha “yellow flowers, palate yellow, backs orange” Dundee Beach, NT U.intermedia Trebon region, S. Bohemia, Czech Republic U.chrysantha “plants > 15 cm tall, flowers all yellow” Whicheura Lake, tip of Cape York, far north U.involvens “leaves large, obovate, > 2 cm long x 5 mm wide, plant scapes twinning Queensland about nearby herbs for support as well as apically branching to 60 cm tall, flowers large, U.chysantha “scapes > 30 cm tall, flowers completely bright yellow” Lockhart River, north Queensland yellow with a darker yellow palate dome” East Charlotte River, N.T. U.chrysantha “scapes to 20 cm tall, flowers creamy yellow, palate reddish, outer surface dark U.juncea Gran Sabana lowlands of the Venezuela - Brazil border, base of Mt. Roraima tepui, Boli- peach coloured” Anbabgbang, N.T. var state, Venezuela. U.chrysantha “ scapes > 40 cm tall, flowers yellow, palate and outer surface dark yellow” between U.juncea Gran Sabana lowlands of the Venezuela - Brazil border, Roraima state, Brazil. Adcock Gorge & Oodesh, Kimberley, Western Australia U.juncea base of Mt Roraimae, Gran Sabana, Venezuela U.chrysantha “all yellow flower and palate” Little Mertins Falls, Kimberley U.kamienskii “plants > 15 cm tall, 1-3 flowered, corolla white >12 mm wide with a greenish tinge U.chrysantha “all yellow flower with orange palate” W of Kununurra, Kimberley on their outer surface, lower lip distinctly 3 -lobed” south end of Girraween Lagoon, N.T. U.aff. chrysantha “golden apricot flower” Lockhart River, Cape York Peninsula, far north U.kamienskii “flowers white, deeply tri-lobed” Girraween, N.T. Queensland U.kimberleyensis “plants > 20 cm tall, flowers mauve, palate white surrounded by violet marks, U.circumvoluta “ twinning plants > 30 cm tall, flowers pale yellow” Biffin Swamp, Cape York, far upper lip white, outer corolla surface white, spur white” Gunn Point, N.T. north Queensland U.kimberleyensis “scapes 15 cm tall, flowers 15 mm wide, lower lip mauve, upper lip white and U.cornuta US19 N of SR 50 Florida pale mauve, palate white surrounded by purple lines radiating out onto lower lip “ Edith Falls, U.delicatula Ahipara, New Zealand N.T. U.dichotoma Bulli, NSW U.aff. lasiocaulis “tridentate-shaped lower corolla lobe, Flowers blue” Drysdale River crossing on U.dichotoma “plants 30 cm tall, mauve to dark violet flowers, yellow palate” between Reece Dam road to Bachsten Creek, Kimberley, W.A. and Zeehan, Tasmania U.lateriflora “mauve flowers” Frodshams Pass, Tasmania U.dichotoma “plants to 18 cm tall, flowers violet with yellow palates see photo C.P.Aust. p. 67B” U.lateriflora “1-3 flowered scapes, flowers lower lip white with a slightest tinge of mauve, upper Glenelg River, Victoria lip pale mauve, palate yellow” Beerwah, Queensland U.dichotoma “Plants to 20 cm tall, flowers 2 to 3, violet with pale lemon palate” Raaglan Range, U.lateriflora “flowers white” Beerwah, Qld c. 20 km E of Queenstown, Tasmania 402 m U.lateriflora “mauve flower” Robertson, N.S.W. U.dichotoma “flowers violet, growing with U. beaugleholei” Bangham, S.A. U.leptoplectra “scapes to 35 cm tall, flowers violet with 1.5 cm long lobes, palate white surrounded U.dichotoma South Australia by purple marks, outer surface golden mustard yellow” W of the West Alligator River, N.T. U.dichotoma “affixed aquatics, scapes up to 40 cm long” Merivale, W.A. U.leptoplectra “scapes and inflorescence > 40 cm tall, flowers mauve-violet, outer surface mustard U.dichotoma Old Mines Lagoon, near Bicheno (east coast),Tasmania yellow” Howard River Springs, NT U.aff. dichotoma “small light blue flowers” growing in an isolated desert soak, Moolawatana, U.leptoplectra “plants to 45 cm tall, flowers mauve-violet, palate white, outer petal surface mustard South Australia yellow” Noonamah, N. T. U.aff. dichotoma “plants to 12 cm tall, flowers light greyish mauve with white palates margined U.leptoplectra “plants to 45 cm tall, flowers (smaller than types with yellow backs) mauve-violet, by violet” near Grampians, Victoria palate white, outer petal surface snow-white” Girraween Lagoon, N. T. U.aff. dichotoma “plants to 15 cm tall, flowers light greyish mauve with white palates margined U.leptoplectra “plants to 50 cm tall, flowers violet, palate white, outer petal surface mustard yel- by violet” near Horsham, Victoria low” Girraween Rd sand pit, N.T. U.dunlopii “ bronze (golden coloured at sunrise & sunset) mosquito-like flowers with 3 U.leptoplectra “plants to 55 cm tall, flowers mauve-violet, palate white, outer petal surface dark yellow” Girraween, N. T. narrow lower lobes with super long like-like upper lobes, flowers arranged in a wide U.leptoplectra “plants > 60 cm tall, flowers violet, palate white, outer petal surface mustard yel- branching inflorescence on the same scape > 12 cm tall” (an extremely rare species) low” north of Girraween lagoon, N.T. Nourlangie, N.T. (4 seeds per pack) U.leptoplectra “plants to 60 cm tall, flowers mauve-violet, palate white, outer petal surface yel- U.dunlopii “ bronze (golden coloured at sunrise & sunset) mosquito-like flowers with 3 low” Howard Springs lagoons, N. T. narrow lower lobes with super long like-like upper lobes, flowers arranged in a wide U.leptoplectra “pale mauve flower” Darwin, N.T. branching inflorescence on the same scape > 12 cm tall” (an extremely rare species) U.leptoplectra “outer corolla surface white” Koolpinyah, N.T. Howard River, N.T. (4 seeds per pack) U.leptoplectra “violet flowers with mustard yellow backs” Darwin River, N.T. Page 22 U.leptoplectra “flowers small > 1 cm wide, mauve, palate white outer surface mustard yellow, U.praelonga scapes 30 cm tall” Malabanjbanjdju, Kakadu, N.T. U.pusilla Serra do Cipó, Minas Gerais state, Brazil U.leptoplectra “flowers small > 1 cm wide, mauve, palate white outer surface mustard yellow, U.aff. quinquedentata “plants to 25 mm tall, flowers white, 1.5 mm Ø, lobes pointed” Tozers Gap, scapes 30 cm tall” east of West Alligator River, N.T. Lockhart River region north Queensland U.limosa “ flowers blue” Koolpinyah, N.T. U.radiata Virginia, U.S.A. U.limosa “blue flowers” between Pine Creek & Jabiru, N.T. U.simmonsii (Lowrie, Cowie & Conran) “beautiful and very unusual red hood-like flowers c. 1 U.limosa “scapes >30 cm tall, small blue flowers” Phillips Range, Kimberley, Western Australia mm wide, this species is the world’s smallest flowering carnivorous plant” Shelburne Bay, N Qld, U.limosa “white flower” Bobbys Creek, Dampier Peninsula, Kimberley Australia. U.limosa “plants >15 cm tall, flowers white” north of Girraween Lagoon, N.T. U.simmonsii (Lowrie, Cowie & Conran) “beautiful and very unusual red hood-like flowers c. 1 U.limosa “plants to 25 cm tall, flowers white” Howard Springs lagoons, N.T. mm wide, this species is the world’s smallest flowering carnivorous plant” Lockhart River region, U.longifolia Catolés, Chapada Diamantina, in Bahia state, NE Brazil Cape York Peninsula, far north Queensland, Australia. U.longifolia Pico das Almas, Chapada Diamantina, in Bahia state, NE Brazil U.species “miniature plants, scapes > 2 cm tall, flowers tiny, white” Shelburne Bay, Cape York U.longifolia Pico do Itobira, Chapada Diamantina, in Bahia state, NE Brazil Peninsula, far north Queensland U.longifolia Angra dos Reis, alt. sea level, Rio de Janeiro State, south east Brazil U.species “ mauve flowers with yellow palate & hairy throat, 10 mm Ø, scapes > 10 cm tall” fresh- U.longifolia “variant” water mound spring near Moolawatana in desert country c. 500 km north of Adelaide, South Aus- U.longifolia “white flowers” Serra da Araponga, M.G. Brazil tralia U.longifolia “multi-flowered scapes” Serra da Araponga, M.G. Brazil U. species “Chapada Diamantina” Chachoeira da Fumaça, Chapada Diamantina, in Bahia state, NE U.longifolia Orovado, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil U.longifolia forma forgetiana U.species “leaves lanceolate 20 cm long, scape 42 cm tall, white flowers 6 cm wide” Costa Rica, U.macrorhiza Canada Central America U.menziesii “red flower, red to orange palate” Forestdale, W.A. U.species “small yellow flower, long scapes” Chapada dos Guimaáes, MT, Brazil U.menziesii “red flower, yellow palate” Pinjarra, W.A. U.steyermarkii U.menziesii” reddish pink upper & lower lip, orange palate, yellow spur” Forrestdale, W.A. U.tricolor U.minor S. Bohemia, Trebon region, Czech Republic U.tricolor “pygmy” Marapanim, from coast of Pará state, N Brazil U.minutissima “ plant > 15 cm tall, 12-20 flowered, flowers pale pink on the lower apron, remain- U.tridentata, Serra do Corvo Branco, Santa Catarina state, Brazil. der white” Lockhart River, Qld U.triflora Girraween, N.T. U.aff. minutissima “small plants to 5 cm tall, flowers mauve” U.triloba Gran Sabana, Venezuela Tozers Gap, Lockhart River region north Queensland U.uliginosa “white flower” Weipa, Queensland U.aff. minutissima “giant plants to 15 cm tall, flowers white with purple mark on palate” Tozers U.uliginosa “flowers smokey blue, palate white surrounded by dark blue” Wren Gorge Bradshaw Gap, Lockhart River region north Queensland paintings Aboriginal art site, E of Bachsten Creek on road to Munja Lagoon, Walcott Inlet, Kim- U.minutissima “flowers white, pink or reddish” Theda Station, Kimberley berley, W.A. U.aff. minutissima “ scapes > 8 cm tall, 3 to 6 flowered, flowers purple, small” Tozers Gap, north U.violacea “miniature plants to 2 cm tall” Bullsbrook, W.A. Queensland U.violacea “small plants” N.E. of Eneabba, W.A. U.monanthos “plants >4 cm tall, flowers violet” The Druids, Scotts Peak Dam, Tasmania U.violacea “type, violet flower” The lakes, W.A. U.monanthos “ flowers mauve on scapes > 5 cm tall” Lake Pedar, Tasmania U.violacea “violet flower, lower lip entire” Cape Le Grand, W.A. U.monanthos “royal violet-purple flower” Western Tiers, east side of Great Lake, Tasmania, 1120 U.violacea “very pale mauve flower” Cape Le Grand, W.A. m U.violacea “mauve flower” Merivale, W.A. U.monanthos “ from 47° S, most southern location for the genus” Stewart Island, New Zealand U.violacea “violet flower, lower lip slightly 3-lobed” Merivale, W.A. U.nettioides Itacambira U.violacea “white flowered form (photo CPA vol 3. p115, E)” Cape Le Grand, W.A. U.odorata “ plants >30 cm tall, flowers yellow” west side of East Charlotte River, N.T. U.violacea “plants to 7 cm tall, flowers violet , lateral lobes of the lower lip extremely deeply di- U.odorata “ plants > 30 cm tall with compact inflorescences of bright yellow flowers” vided into two long narrow lobes near up to the base of the palate” The Lakes, W.A. Noonamah, N.T. U.volubilis “ plants affixed aquatics, crowded leaves filiform, scapes twinning to 60 cm tall, flow- U.odorata “plants to 35 cm tall, flowers yellow” Lady Dreaming Creek, c. 2 km east of Goomadeer ers violet, 2.5 - 3 cm wide” The Lakes, W.A. River, c. 5 km SE of Gumadeer, Arhnemland, Northern Territory U.volubilis Cape Le Grand, W.A. U.odorata “flowers pale yellow with darker yellow palates” Girraween, N.T. U. vulgaris S. Moravia, Czech Republic U.odorata “flowers all yellow ” Howard River, N.T. U.vulgaris Delta Danube, Romania U.odorata “yellow flower, palate bearing fine black lines” Litchfield, N.T. U.welwitschii 'big purple flowers with yellow blotch on the palate' N of Mansa, Luapula Province, U.odorata “plants to 30 cm tall, yellow flowers” Darwin River, N.T. Zambia. U.parthenopipes Mucuge, BA, Brazil U.welwitschii 'small purple flowers' Zambia, Africa. U.petertaylorii “ plants 8- 15 cm tall, flowers violet 1.5-2 cm wide” TYPE LOCATION, North U.welwitschii 'yellow and purple grey flowers' Kapiri Mposhi, Central Province, Zambia East Road, W.A. U.welwitschii 'yellow and purple grey flowers' N of Mansa, Luapula Province, Zambia. U.petertaylorii “ plants 8- 15 cm tall, flowers violet 1.5-2 cm wide” Christmas Tree Well, W.A. Polypompholyx U.petertaylorii = U. species “Taylor 17003” S.E. of Perth, W.A. P.multifida “plants >12 cm tall, with 2 to 6 pink flowers” 4-Acres, Western Australia (= U. mul- U.petertaylorii “ plants 5- 12 cm tall, flowers violet 1-2 cm wide” Brookton, W.A. tifida) P.multifida “plants >15 cm tall, with 2 to 6 pink flowers” Acton Park, Busselton, Western Australia (= U. multifida) Page 23 P.multifida “plants to 15 cm tall, with 2 to 6 pink flowers” Brookton, W.A. (= U. multifida) B.filifolia “robust plants > 25 cm tall, flowers mixed colours of white, pale pink, pink & very dark P.multifida “plants to 15 cm tall, with 2 to 5 pink flowers” south east of Busselton, W.A. (= U. pink >3 cm Ø, outer surface white, petal tips very serrate” near junction of Kalumburu-Gibb River- multifida) Derby & Gibb River-Wyndham Rds, Kimberley, Western Australia P.multifida “plants to 15 cm tall, with 2 to 6 pink flowers with white lower corolla lobe bases” B.filifolia “Robust plants > 25 cm tall, flowers mauve, outer surface pale lemon yellow with longi- west of Denmark, W.A. (= U. multifida) tudinal red wine stains on one margin” Gibb River-Wyndham Rd, just after Gregorys Jump-up, P.multifida “plants 10 cm tall with 1-3 pink flowers” Forrestdale, W.A. (= U. multifida) Kimberley, Western Australia P.multifida “giant plants to 30 cm tall, many scapes each 5-7 dark pink flowered” Little B.filifolia “plants 25 to 50 cm tall, flowers mauve with white backs, very floriferous with bunches Grove, W.A. (= U. multifida) of flowers” Wangi, NT P.multifida “plants to 15 cm tall with 3 to 5 pink flowers” [Vicious-march-fly-rock], S of Man- jimup, W.A. (= U. multifida) B.filifolia “Plant to 30 cm tall, flowers mauve, outer surface lemon-yellow with purple margins” P.multifida “plants to 15 cm tall with 3 to 5 pink flowers, a number of white flowered clones with- Lake Argyle, Kimberley in this colony” S of Busselton, W.A. (= U. multifida) B.filifolia “plants to 35 cm tall, flowers mauve with pale lemon on back” Boulk area south of Lom- P.aff. multifida “NEW: plants growing as affixed aquatics in 30 cm depth of water, scapes buoyant badina on Dampier Peninsular, Kimberley, W.A. and erect, floatation provided by the scapes large celled central core, 3-6 pink flowered inflo- B.filifolia “Plant to 45 cm tall, flowers mauve, outer surface yellow ” west of Kununurra, Kimber- rescence held erect to 10 cm above the water surface. Very different to the type. Is this evolution ley at work!” Little Darkin Swamp, W.A. B.filifolia “plants to 45 cm tall, flowers mauve, outer surface yellow with red wine stained mar- P.tenella “plants to 10 cm tall, flowers 2-3 per scape, pink” Manypeaks, W.A. (= U. tenella) gins” north of Kingston Rest, Kimberley, Western Australia P.tenella “large form to 10 cm tall, 3 flowered” Merivale, W.A. (= U. tenella) B.filifolia “plants to 45 cm tall, flowers mauve, outer surface yellow with red wine stained mar- P.tenella “pink flower” The Lakes, W.A. (= U. tenella) gins” Kingston Rest, Kimberley, Western Australia P.tenella “large white flower” Fitzgerald, W.A. (= U. tenella) B.filifolia “giant plants to 50 cm tall” Pago, Kimberley P.tenella “3-6 pink flowers on scapes 10 cm tall” Scott River, W.A. (= U. tenella) B.filifolia “tall scrambling plants > 50 cm tall, flowers various shades of mauve, backs pale yellow P.westonii “ Plant red, large red traps with tridentate dorsal appendages, flowers white” Cape Le some striped” growing in a flooded herbfield supported by reed like sedges” Buru Oil Fields, north Grand, W.A. (= U. westonii) east of Derby, Kimberley Genlisea B.filifolia “robust plants mostly 50-60 cm tall, many > 120 cm tall, flowers variable in colour from G.aurea Pico da Bandeira, border between Minas Gerais & Espirito Santo states, E Brazil palest pink to dark pink, mauve or purple violet, outer surface pale lemon yellow with longitudinal G.aurea Campos do Jordão, alt. 2000 m, São Paulo State, red wine stains on one margin” seepage area on road to Lake Argyle, Kimberley, Western Austral- south east Brazil ia G.aurea Serra do Cipó, south east Minas Gerais state, Brazil" B.filifolia “plants to 55 cm tall, flowers mauve, outer surface yellow with red wine stained mar- G.filiformis Guaibim, coastal Bahia State, E Brazil gins” Weaber Plains, Kimberley, Western Australia G.filiformis Pico das Almas, Chapada Diamantina, in Bahia state, NE Brazil B.filifolia “ plants > 60 cm tall, very floriferous, flowers mauve outer surface lemon yellow with G.filiformis Ibicoara, Chapada Diamantina, in Bahia state, NE Brazil broad red wine stains on the petal margins” N of Kingston Rest, Kimberley, W.A. G.glandulosissima N of Kasama, Northern Province, Zambia. B.filifolia “plants 60 cm tall, flowers mauve, outer yellow with thick maroon purple radiating G.glandulosissima N of Mansa, Luapula Province, Zambia. marks and margins” SE of Kununurra, Kimberley G.hispidula B.filifolia “Plant multi-headed, flowers mauve, outer surface lemon-yellow with purple margins” G.margaretae, N of Mansa, Luapula Province, Zambia. Cave Spring, Kimberley G.margaretae, N of Kasama, Northern Province, Zambia. B.filifolia Gibb River, Kimberley G.pygmaea, Chapada dos Veadeiros, Goiás state, Brazil. B.filifolia “mauve, outer surface lemon-yellow” west of Kununurra, G.repens north ridge of Cerro Aracamuni, Territorio Amazonas, Venezuela Kimberley G.repens north ridge of Cerro Avispa, Territorio Amazonas, Venezuela B.filifolia “goliath” #1 of 4 clones, from 4 only uncrushed sal- G.repens north west plateaus of Cerro Neblina, border Brazil-Venezuela vaged seeds from an un-padded and consequently mail-crushed G.rorainensis south east ridge of Cerro Marahuaka, Territorio Amazonas, Venezuela seed sending sent to Allen Lowrie from Brian Barnes of Florida, G.species “clone A” Itacambira, Brazil U.S.A. Brian produced the original “Goliath cultivar”. The 4 sal- G.species “giant violacea” Itacambira, M. Gerais, Brazil vaged seed were sent onto Isao Takai in Japan who grew the 4 G.species “Itacambira beauty” Itacambira, M. Gerais, Brazil clones to maturity and produced this 4 clone seed offering. Further G.violacea Serra do Cabral, Brazil investigation of the herbarium material held in Herbarium Low- G.violacea Serra de Ibitipoca, SE Minas Gerais state, SE Brazil rieanum has shown that the origin of the Byblis seed that was used G.violacea Furnas, Minas Gerais state, Brazil to raise Brian’s “Goliath cultivar” appears to have its origins from Byblis an Allen Lowrie June 1997 expedition, where seed was collected B.filifolia “branching plant, flowers mauve, outer surface yellow with maroon stripes” Honeymoon from a Byblis population just south of the Old Pago Mission, north Beach, Kimberley, W.A. of Kalumburu, in the Kimberley. All the specimens in this colony B.filifolia “robust plants > 25 cm tall, flowers violet- mauve 2.5 cm Ø, outer surface white, petal were > ± 60 cm long, quite lanky and trailing over nearby plants for tips very serrate” near junction of Kalumburu-Gibb River-Derby & Gibb River-Wyndham Rds, support. Seed of this population was distributed world- Kimberley, Western Australia wide by Allen later in 1997. Byblis filifolia ‘Goliath’ Page 24 B.filifolia “goliath” #2 of 4 clones, from 4 only uncrushed salvaged seeds from an un-padded and B.rorida “robust plants to 30 cm tall, very floriferous” Lake Campion, Kimberley consequently mail-crushed seed sending sent to Allen Lowrie from Brian Barnes of Florida, U.S.A. B.species ‘Pilbara‘ “first crop of clone 01 x clone 02” Pilbara, Western Australia (= B.pilbarana) Brian produced the original “Goliath cultivar”. The 4 salvaged seed were sent onto Isao Takai in B.species ‘Pilbara‘ “second crop of clone 01 x clone 02” Pilbara, Western Australia (= Japan who grew the 4 clones to maturity and produced this 4 clone seed offering. Further investiga- B.pilbarana) tion of the herbarium material held in Herbarium Lowrieanum has shown that the origin of the B.species ‘Pilbara‘ “third crop of clone 01 x clone 02” Pilbara, Western Australia (= B.pilbarana) Byblis seed that was used to raise Brian’s “Goliath cultivar” appears to have its origins from an B.species ‘Pilbara‘ “third crop of clone 02 x clone 01” Pilbara, Western Australia (= B.pilbarana) Allen Lowrie June 1997 expedition, where seed was collected from a Byblis population just south Dionaea of the Old Pago Mission, north of Kalumburu, in the Kimberley. All the specimens in this colony D.muscipula were > ± 60 cm long, quite lanky and trailing over nearby plants for support. Seed of this popula- D.muscipula “fine tooth” x D.muscipula “red form” tion was distributed worldwide by Allen later in 1997. Nepenthes B.filifolia “goliath” #3 of 4 clones, from 4 only uncrushed salvaged seeds from an un-padded and N.albomarginata “red leaf and red pitcher” Gunung Jerai, Malaysia consequently mail-crushed seed sending sent to Allen Lowrie from Brian Barnes of Florida, U.S.A. N.albormaginata “red pitchers” Penang Hill, Bukit Bendera, Malaysia Brian produced the original “Goliath cultivar”. The 4 salvaged seed were sent onto Isao Takai in N.albomarginata Ayer Itam, Penang Japan who grew the 4 clones to maturity and produced this 4 clone seed offering. Further investiga- N.ampullaria “Hot Lips” tion of the herbarium material held in Herbarium Lowrieanum has shown that the origin of the N.ampullaria ‘Red’ Borneo Byblis seed that was used to raise Brian’s “Goliath cultivar” appears to have its origins from an N. benstonei “ upper pitchers pale green, tubular with a squarish front, dilated a little in the bottom Allen Lowrie June 1997 expedition, where seed was collected from a Byblis population just south 1/3, peristone pale green, internal upper 2/3 of pitcher heavily blotched maroon, lid orbicular of the Old Pago Mission, north of Kalumburu, in the Kimberley. All the specimens in this colony smeared orange below” Bukit Bakar, Kelantan, Malaysia were > ± 60 cm long, quite lanky and trailing over nearby plants for support. Seed of this popula- N.bicalcarata ‘northern Sarawak, Malaysia’ tion was distributed worldwide by Allen later in 1997. N.bicalcarata “red” Borneo B.filifolia “goliath” #4 of 4 clones, from 4 only uncrushed salvaged seeds from an un-padded and N.glabrata Lumut Mountain, Sulawesi consequently mail-crushed seed sending sent to Allen Lowrie from Brian Barnes of Florida, U.S.A. N.gracilis “giant form” Muar, Johor, Malaysia Brian produced the original “Goliath cultivar”. The 4 salvaged seed were sent onto Isao Takai in N.gracilis “pink peristome” Rawang, Selangor, Malaysia Japan who grew the 4 clones to maturity and produced this 4 clone seed offering. Further investiga- N.gracilis Muar, Johor, Malaysia tion of the herbarium material held in Herbarium Lowrieanum has shown that the origin of the N.gracilis “black pitchers” Byblis seed that was used to raise Brian’s “Goliath cultivar” appears to have its origins from an [N.gracilis x mirabilis] x N. mirabilis Muar, Johor, Malaysia Allen Lowrie June 1997 expedition, where seed was collected from a Byblis population just south N.izumaea (L1: code) of the Old Pago Mission, north of Kalumburu, in the Kimberley. All the specimens in this colony N.jacqueline (L2: code) were > ± 60 cm long, quite lanky and trailing over nearby plants for support. Seed of this popula- N.macfarlanei (L5: code)N.macfarlanei Genting Highlands, Malaysia tion was distributed worldwide by Allen later in 1997. N.macfarlanei clone 1 Genting Highlands, Malaysia B.filifolia “overall finer plant to 15 cm, very floriferous” Litchfiels, N.T. N.macfarlanei clone 2 Genting Highlands, Malaysia B.gigantea “flowers pale pink to pink” Rutherglen, Western Australia N.macfarlanei clone 3 Genting Highlands, Malaysia B.gigantea “flowers pale pink, pink and pinkish purple” Kenwick, Western Australia N.macfarlanei clone 4 Genting Highlands, Malaysia B.gigantea “Bibbulmun Track” south east of Perth, W.A. excellent robust form N.maxima Sulawesi, Indonesia B.gigantea “flowers colours in various shades of mauve to purple as well as snow-white flowered N.mirabilis Bramston Beach, Queensland, Australia clones ” mixed seed from scattered clones at site #2, area A, Canning River East, E of Perth, West- N.mirabilis “plants > 100 cm tall, pitchers turning deep maroon-red” Fruit Bat Falls, north Queens- ern Australia lands B.guehoi “mauve flower, petal tips serrate, outer surface yellow” north of Taylor’s Lagoon, Kim- N.mirabilis ‘Mengkuang Titi, Penang, Malaysia’ berley N.mirabilis var. globosa B.guehoi “Plants > 25 cm tall, flowers mauve, 18 mm Ø, outer surface pale lemon yellow,” Beagle N.mirabilis var. echinostoma Bay, Dampier Peninsula, Kimberley, Western Australia N.mirabilis “green” Muar, Johor, Malaysia B.guehoi “Plant to 45 cm tall, flowers mauve, outer surface yellow” north of Taylor’s Lagoon, N.mirabilis “red leaf” (from Rawang, Selangor, Malaysia) Kimberley N.mirabilis “plants > 100 cm tall, pitchers turning deep maroon-red” Fruit Bat Falls, north Queens- B.guehoi (Lowrie & Conran) “multi-headed plants, mauve flower” Bobbys Creek, Dampier Penin- land sula, Kimberley, Western Australia N.mirabilis “ plants >1 m tall, pitchers variable in colour from all apple green or apple green in- B.guehoi “Ab01 x Ab02” from a first raising of 5 clones (labelled Ab01, Ab02, Ab03, Ab04, fused with orange and pin-stripe veining many with red lids, wide peristomes” Tozers Gap, Iron Ab05) type location Bobbys Creek, Kimberley Range, far north Queensland B.guehoi “Ab02 x Ab01” from a first raising of 5 clones (labelled Ab01, Ab02, Ab03, Ab04, N.mirabilis “plants to 120 cm tall, pitchers >25 cm long, green.” Biffin Swamp, far north Queens- Ab05) type location Bobbys Creek, Kimberley land, Australia liniflora Palmerston, Northern Territory, Australia N.mirabilis “plants 1.2 m tall, pitchers green, 15 cm long” Lockhart River, Cape York, north B.rorida “large erect, thick stemmed, stocky plants > 18 cm diam & > 25 cm tall, very floriferous Queensland with numerous mauve flowers” an awesome and very beautiful plant” Lawrence, 1 km from the Indian Ocean, Kimberley

Page 25 N.naga “underside of lid with a prominent hook-shaped basal crest and a forked sub-apical append- N.tenax “plants to 45 cm tall, leaves short, rigid, V-shaped in section, arched and arranged (apical age” Barisan Mountains, Sumatra, Indonesia ones) more or less in a whorl, pitchers >15 cm long, very narrow, green sometimes mottled with N.philippinensis - this seed is from a population with blood red lower pitchers - it is a really nice fine red spots, with dark red under the oversized slightly domed lid, pitchers held vertically mid- form from 800 m altitude - much nicer than any of the N. philippinensis plants currently in cultiva- air on short strong tendrils that are tightly coiled once or twice mid length. Shares its habitat with tion. The traps are up to 25 cm long - by far the best form of the species I have encountered in Pa- large crocodiles” clone #2 White Sand Dam, far north Queensland, Australia lawan. S. Mcpherson (5 seeds per pack) limited numbers available. N.tenax “plants to 45 cm tall, leaves short, rigid, V-shaped in section, arched and arranged (apical N.rafflesiana”squat pitchers” Sintang, West Kalimantan ones) more or less in a whorl, pitchers >15 cm long, very narrow, green sometimes mottled with N.raffesiana var. alata “Sandakan Form” Sandakan, Sabah fine red spots, with dark red under the oversized slightly domed lid, pitchers held vertically mid- N.raffesiana Kuching, Sarawak air on short strong tendrils that are tightly coiled once or twice mid length. Shares its habitat with N.rafflesiana x N. gracilis large crocodiles” Sanamere Lagoon, far north Queensland, Australia N.ramispina Genting Highlands, Malaysia N.thorelii (D) exotica x veitchii (Malaysiana Tropicals clone) [N.ramispina x sanguinea] x N. ramispina Genting Highlands, Malaysia N.tentaculata Lumut Mountain, Sulawesi N.rowanae “plants to 100 cm tall, pitchers >25 cm long, 7 cm Ø at the throat, reddish brown with N.x trichocarpa ‘Red’ = N. ampullaria ‘Red’ x N. gracilis a little green at the base, reddish under the oversized lid.” clone #1 north side of Biffin Swamp, far N.truncata Mindanao, Philippines north Queensland, Australia N.viking x N. kuchingensia (L4: code) N.rowanae “plants to 100 cm tall, pitchers >25 cm long, 7 cm Ø at the throat, reddish brown with N.viking x N. raffleasiana (L6: code) a little green at the base, reddish under the oversized lid.” clone #2 north side of Biffin Swamp, far N.(N. viking x N. ampullaria) x N. raffleasiana (L7: code) north Queensland, Australia Pinguicula N.rowanae “plants to 100 cm tall, pitchers >20 cm long, 5 cm Ø at the throat, reddish brown with P.agnata “various clones with white to light violet flowers” a little green at the base, reddish under the oversized lid.” clone #1 south side of Biffin Swamp, far P.agnata x P. cyclosecta north Queensland, Australia P.alpina Mala Fatra mountains, Dolne Diery, Slovakia N.rowanae “plants to 100 cm tall, pitchers >20 cm long, 5 cm Ø at the throat, reddish brown with P.bohemica near Ceska Lipa, Ceskolipsko, Northern a little green at the base, reddish under the oversized lid.” clone #2 south side of Biffin Swamp, far Bohemica, 250 m, Czech Republic north Queensland, Australia P.caerulea Newport, Wakulla Co., Florida, U.S.A. N.rowanae “plants to 100 cm tall, pitchers all reddish >20 cm long, 5 cm Ø at the throat.” south P.dertosensis Rio Ara, Spain side of Biffin Swamp, far north Queensland, Australia P.dertosensis near Beteta, 1150 m, Serrania de Cuenca, N.sanguinea Genting Highlands, Malaysia 100 km E of Madrid, central Spain N.sanguinea intermediate from Gohtony, Jaya, Gentings, Malaysia P.gigantea “plants 20cm ø, white flower” [N.sanguinea x macfarlanei] x macfarlanei Genting Highlands, Malaysia P.grandiflora Pirenei N.tenax “plants to 45 cm tall, leaves short, rigid, V-shaped in section, arched and arranged (apical P.grandiflora “plants 20 cm Ø” Aragnouey, Fabian, France, 1100 m alt. ones) more or less in a whorl, pitchers >15 cm long, very narrow, green sometimes mottled with P.hirtiflora 'Olymp' fine red spots, with dark red under the oversized slightly domed lid, pitchers held vertically mid- P.ionantha “flowers ranging from white, light purple to purple with purple throats” Sumatra, Flori- air on short strong tendrils that are tightly coiled once or twice mid length.” clone #1 Biffin da, U.S.A. Swamp, far north Queensland, Australia P.ionantha “pure white flowers” Florida N.tenax “plants to 45 cm tall, leaves short, rigid, V-shaped in section, arched and arranged (apical P.L'Hautil “pale purple flower” a cultivar: (by L.Legendre & S.Lavayssiere) Parents: P. 'Sethos' x ones) more or less in a whorl, pitchers >15 cm long, very narrow, green sometimes mottled with P. moranensis 'Huahuapan' blue to purple flower and deep red leaves” – a very nice species fine red spots, with dark red under the oversized slightly domed lid, pitchers held vertically mid- P.macrorhiza Canada air on short strong tendrils that are tightly coiled once or twice mid length.” clone #2 Biffin P.moctezumae Rio Moctezuma, Mexico Swamp, far north Queensland, Australia P.mundi Nacimiento del Rio Mundo, 1250 m, SW of Albacete, Sierra de Alcaraz, SE Spain N.tenax “plants to 45 cm tall, leaves short, rigid, V-shaped in section, arched and arranged (apical P.planifolia ‘Giant’ “rosettes > 17.5 cm diam” Liberty County, Florida ones) more or less in a whorl, pitchers >15 cm long, very narrow, green sometimes mottled with P.planifolia “pale purple flower” Franklin Co., Florida, U.S.A. fine red spots, with dark red under the oversized slightly domed lid, pitchers held vertically mid- P.planifolia “light purple flower” Franklin Co., Florida, U.S.A. air on short strong tendrils that are tightly coiled once or twice mid length.” clone #3 Biffin P.planifolia “light pastel-purple flower” Franklin Co., Florida, U.S.A. Swamp, far north Queensland, Australia P.planifolia Apalachicola, Florida, U.S.A. N.tenax “plants to 45 cm tall, leaves short, rigid, V-shaped in section, arched and arranged (apical P.planifolia “light medium purple flower, typical of the regular taxon” Franklin Co., Florida, USA ones) more or less in a whorl, pitchers >15 cm long, very narrow, densely mottled with fine red P.planifolia Florida spots, with dark red under the oversized slightly same coloured domed lid, pitchers held vertically P.planifolia “blood red leaves” (very rare) Florida, U.S.A. mid-air on short strong tendrils that are tightly coiled once or twice mid length.” Jacky Jacky, far P.pumila “medium purple flower” Pascoe Co., Florida, U.S.A. north Queensland, Australia P.pumila “light purple flowers with purple throats” Florida, U.S.A. N.tenax “plants to 45 cm tall, leaves short, rigid, V-shaped in section, arched and arranged (apical P.species Rio Ara “probably a hybrid of P. grandiflora and P. longifolia or a new species originat- ones) more or less in a whorl, pitchers >15 cm long, very narrow, green sometimes mottled with ing from those species. fine red spots, with dark red under the oversized slightly domed lid, pitchers held vertically mid- P.vallisneriifolia “blue/purple flower” Spain air on short strong tendrils that are tightly coiled once or twice mid length. Shares its habitat with P.vallisneriifolia “blue flower, population #1” Sierra de Cazorla, prov. Jaen, large crocodiles” clone #1 White Sand Dam, far north Queensland, Australia 1300 m, S.E. Spain Page 26 P.vulgaris Slovakia, Low Tatra Mts S.x chelsonii x self “an Australian re-make-clone of the hybrid using:- S. rubra subsp. rubra X S. P.vulgaris + P. vulgaris var. bicolor Western Slovakia purpurea subsp. venosa) P.vulgaris Val Zoldana, Italy S.x courtii x self “an Australian re-make-clone of the hybrid using:- S. psittacina X S. purpurea P.vulgaris Ben Nevis, Scotland subsp. purpurea as the parents” P.vulgaris Vallee des Merveilles, France S.x courtii “anthocyanin free, yellow flowers” Catopsis S.x courtii X S. flava “heavy veins” Catopsis berteroniana La Gran Sabana, Venezuela S.x courtii x S. leucophylla Ibicilla S.x excellens (= S. leucophylla x S. minor) I.lutea S.x excellens (= S. leucophylla x S. minor Okeefenokee Giant) Proboscidea S.x excellens “slightly pubescent and fairly dark form of this hybrid” P.louisianica S.x excellens [= S. leucophylla X S. minor] “an attractive hybrid between 2 colourful species” Salvia S.x excellens ‘large dark form’ [in the style of] a man-made hybrid between S. minor ‘giant’ X S. S.glutinosa “catching many small insects on very adhesive flower stems and calyx similar to Pro- leucophylla boscidea; robust plants to 1.3 m tall growing in basic soil” Kopana, Lubina River, Beskydy Moun- S.x excellens [in the style of] a man-made hybrid between [S. minor “giant” X S. leucophylla tains, Czech Republic “upright pitchers dark at the top & with S. minor type spots” Sensitive plants - plants collapse when touched S.x excellens X S. x wrigleyana “dark red, upright pitchers with white spotting part which is partly Byophytum dendroides shaded with red” Glossostigma species “ small pink flowered plants with large sensitive mobile tongue-like stigmas, S.x exornata [in the style of] a man-made hybrid between [S. alata X S. purpurea subsp. venosa] that when touched, rapidly move away from their untriggered arched position over the anthers, to “purple pitchers with green veining on the lid” reveal the anthers briefly before quickly resetting again” Eneabba, W.A. S.flava 'magna' from the KFC site off I-4 Mimosa species S.flava ‘maxima’ “an English hybrid between different varieties of S. flava, tall green pitchers Darlingtonia with reddish veins” D.californica Josephine Co., Oregon S.flava forma maxima “clone originally from Adrian Slack, pitchers green with red shading & D.californica “seed from clones acclimatised in Australia” veining” Sarracenia S.flava var. ornata S.alata ‘red plant’ S.flava ‘copper top’ x S. purpurea subsp. venosa “an attractive purple hybrid” S.alata ‘stocky green pitchers’ north of Mobile “this clone has been in Australia since 1970” S.flava “heavy veins” X S. flava “red tube green lid” S.alata ‘tall green pitchers with long hood’ S.flava var. cuprea “copper top” X S.flava var. rubricorpora ”pitchers all red but take a while to S.alata Mississippi-Alabama border on I-10 colour up” S.alata var. pubescens “a form of S. alata in which the pubescent indumentum is passed onto a S.flava var. cuprea ‘copper top’ X S. purpurea subsp. venosa portion of its hybrids” S.flava var. ornata ‘heavy veins’ “an attractive variety and not as big as some S. flava” S.alata var. pubescens X S. purpurea subsp. venosa “some seedlings of this cross are softly pubes- [S.flava var. ornata X S. purpurea subsp. venosa “heavy veined”] “the S. flava influence is seen in cent” the short pitchers in spring like most S. purpurea hybrids” [S.alata “red throat” X S. flava “red tube green lid”] X S. flava “red tube green lid” [S.alata S.flava var.rupricorpa & S. flava var ornata “mixed seed” Cooks Bayou, Fl “stocky green”] X [S.x mitchelliana “pubescent form”] “pitchers purple & softly pubescent plant” S.flava var. rupricorpa Cook's Bayou, FL S.alata “red throat X S.purpurea subsp. venosa “a large attractive purple hybrid” S.flava var. rupricorpa “nice red tubes” Sandy Creek, Fl S.alata ‘red throat’ X S.flava var. rubricorpora “a very spectacular dark red almost black at times S.flava var. rubricorpora “clone originally from Germany not as dark as Don Schnell’s, a very plant” good S. flava with a red tube and green lid” S.alata X S. minor “giant” (bronze serpent) “upper parts of pitcher pink-brown with the S. minor S.flava var. rubricorpora “clone originally from Don Schnell, a very good S. flava with a red tube type spots, a colourful & attractive hybrid” and green lid” [S.alata X S. minor] X [S. psittacinia X S. minor] “a fairly colourful hybrid with a double dose of S.flava var. rubricorpora X S. flava var. cuprea “all red flava” S. minor” [S.flava var. rubricorpora X S. leucophylla “pubescent” ] X S. leucophylla “stained glass form” S.alata “red throat X S. rubra subsp. wherryi S.flava var. rubricorpora X S. purpurea subsp. venosa “an upright hybrid still showing the S. pur- S.x areolata = S.leucophylla X S. rubra purea influence” S.x ‘Bulldog’ (= S. alata x S. purpurea x S. leucophylla x S. flava)- one of the best! S.flava var. rubicorpora X S.psittacinia “A large attractive red hybrid” S.x catesbaei (= S. flava ‘copper top’ X S. purpurea subsp. venosa) S.flava var. rubicorpora X S. alata ‘red throat’ “a tall all dark red pitcher” S.x catesbaei x S. oreophila (# 05 Mike King) S.flava var. rubricorpora X S. alata var. ornata “more like the S. alata var. ornata & slightly pubes- S.x catesbaei (= S. flava ‘heavy veins’ X S. purpurea subsp. venosa’) “upper part of pitcher suf- cent” fused and veined red” [S.flava var. rubricorpora X S. leucophylla forma pubescent ] X S. flava var. rubricorpora “very S.x catesbaei X S. flava “green with a few red veins” north Florida dark red” S.x catesbei x S. flava S.flava var. rugellii “wide red throat” Sandy Creek, FL S.x catebei X flava ‘Red’ S.flava var. rugelii “copper tinged” Milton, Florida S.x catesbaei X S. flava var. rubricorpora “reddish plant like S. flava but with S. purpurea influ- S.flava var. ruglei [rugeli] “tall pitchers, green with a red patch in the throat” ence, seed collected originally in northern Florida [S.flava var. ruglei [rugeli] X S. oreophila] “dark throat & copper lid” S.x chelsonii [S. rubra X S. purpurea] “a fairly small attractive purple hybrid “ S.flava var. rugelii X S. psittacinia “a large hybrid” Page 27 S.flava X S. psittacina “upper parts of pitchers green with white & some red markings” S.x mitchelliana X S. leucophylla “stained glass” “like S. leucophylla but with the influence of S. S.x formosa [in the style of] a man-made hybrid between [S. minor “giant” X S. psittacina “large purpurea” green pitchers” Nicholson, Missisippi] “a large form of this colourful hybrid” [S.x mitchelliana “pubescent form”] X [S.alata “stocky green”] “ a dark & softly pubescent plant” S.‘Garcon Rose’ (a leuco-flava-purp hybrid) “a favorite” Santa Rosa Co, Fl S.x mooreana (= S. flava “red tube, green lid” X S. leucophylla “pubescent form”) S.x gilpinnii (= S. rubra X S. psittacina, a natural hybrid) S.x mooreana (= S. flava var. rugelii x S. leucophylla) X S. x melanorhoda S.x harperi ‘S. minor “giant” X S. flava var.rugelii’ “tall pitchers with a copper lid” S.x moorei "Waterworks" good clone S.x harperi “green” (S. flava x S. minor) hoods are curved as in S. minor S.x moorei Avalon S.x harperi “S. minor X S. flava var. ornate heavy veins” S.x moorei ‘green pitcher red throat’ [= S.flava var. rugelei X S. leucophylla ‘pubescent form’] S.x harperi [S.flava X S. minor] “a tall green or red hybrid” S.x moorei “tall with a pinkish brown top” S.x harperi ‘giant’ (= S. minor ‘giant’ X S. flava var. rubicorpora) S.x moorei X S. minor “tall with a reddish hood with pink and white spots” S.x harperi “green pitchers with some red around the mouth and on the lid” S.x moorei (= S. leucophylla ‘pubescent form’ X S. flava var. rubricorpora) “dark red pitcher with S.x harperi ‘giant S. minor X S. flava var.rugelii’ “green pitchers with red veining on the inside of pink and white markings on the lid” the hood” S.x moorei [in the style of] a man-made hybrid between [S. flava var. rugelei X S. leucophylla S.leucophylla Deer Park, Whitefield, Alabama “pubescent form”] “spring pitchers have a red throat patch & creamy white spotting around the lid S.leucophylla “reddish top very floriferous” & upper pitcher” This is the hybrid named Adrian Slack S.leucophylla “Avalon short form” Santa Rosa Co, Fl S.x moorei [in the style of] a man-made hybrid between [S.flava var rubricorpora X S. leucophyl- S.leucophylla “mixed good clones” la "pubescent form"] “reddish pitchers which persist through the season S.leucophylla “smaller hood than other forms but with dark red veins” S.x moorei X S. x melorhoda “plants much like S. X chelsonii & other S. purpurea type hybrids S.leucophylla ‘crimson snow’ x self “a very nice white topped with thick red veins form” with a high hood” better than other clones in the style of S.x moorei” S.leucophylla ‘crystal column’ x self “ a very good clone with white hoods and thick red veins” S.oreophila Sand Mountain S.leucophylla “good clone, pitchers white with fine red lines with large hood” S.oreophila (#11 Mike King) x S. oreophila #05 Mike King) S.leucophylla “ mixed selection of the nicest clones in existence growing naturally on Bob Hanra- S.oreophila X S. leucophylla "pubescent form" “ similar to S. oreophila but less inclined to make han’s CP reserve” Elsamore, near Pensicola, Alabama, U.S.A. flat leaves, flowers light red” S.leucophylla ‘pubescence form’ S.psittacina “large red & white form” Lake Okeefenokee S.leucophylla “dark red form” S.psittacina “Large all red form” S.leucophylla “Schnells ghost” “white tops with green veins, flowers pale cream, this is a yellow S.psittacina ‘standard type’ Georgia, USA flowered clone & not an albino like that found in S. purpurea subsp. purpurea var. heterophylla” S.psittacina “large green & white markings near top of pitcher & some pink ones” Nicholson, S.leucophylla “large pitchers with white tops with fairly fine red veins” Missisippi S.leucophylla “dark reddish form pitchers darker red & smaller than normal form” S.purpurea subspecies purpurea f. ripicola near Tobermary, Bruce County, On, Canada S.leucophylla “good form” S.purpurea subspecies purpurea f. ripicola near Red Bay, Bruce County, On, Canada S.leucophylla Tate’s Hell, Franklin Co., Florida S.purpurea subspecies purpurea Crief’s Bog, near Freelton, Ontario, Canada [S.leucophylla X S. alata ‘pubescent’] X S. rubra subsp. wherryi S.purpurea x S. flava S.leucophylla “yellow flower” X S. leucophylla “stained glass” “in a range of colours from pale to S.purpurea x S. minor fairly dark red veins” S.(purpurea x S. psittacina) x S. flava S.leucophylla “Scnells ghost” X S. leucophylla "pubescent form" [S.purpurea subsp. purpurea var. heterophylla X S.alata] x self “anthocyanin free forms, all green S.leucophylla "pubescent form" X S. minor North Carolina no red” S.leucophylla x S. purpurea S.purpurea subsp. purpurea var. heterophylla X S. flava “heavy veins” S.minor ‘shorter standard form’ North Carolina S.purpurea subsp. venosa S.minor ‘standard type’ north Carolina, USA S.purpurea subsp. venosa “clone via Australia” S.minor “clone via England” S.purpurea subsp. venosa “clone via England” S.minor “a large type similar to the one from Okeefenokee Swamp” east of Deland, Florida, USA S.purpurea subsp. venosa South Carolina, U.S.A. S.minor x S. psittacina S.purpurea subsp, venosa ‘southern form’ “this form grows and flowers well in the subtropics as S.minor x S. rubra subsp. gulfensis well as cold frosty areas” S.minor var. okeefenokeensis ‘giant form’ Lake Okeefenokee, Georgia S.purpurea subsp. venosa var. burkii “the Gulf Coast variety of S. purpurea subsp. venosa” S.minor “Okeefenokee giant” Okeefenokee Swamp S.purpurea subsp. venosa X S.flava var. rubricorpora “a dark form of this hybrid” S.x mitchelliana “pubescent form” S.x readii ‘alba’ X x mitchelliana ‘alba & pubescent’ “this is a semi S.x readii (= S. leucophylla X S.x mitchelliana [in the style of] a man-made hybrid between [S. leucophylla X S. purpurea subsp. S. rubra) “dark red pitchers and more like S. leucophylla than S. rubra” venosa] “short open pitchers coloured purple & some with white spotting” S.x readii (= S. leucophylla X S. rubra) “More like S. leucophylla than S. rubra but with a narrow- S.x mitchelliana [in the style of] a man-made hybrid between [S.purpurea subsp. venosa var heter- er hood” ophylla X S. leucophylla "pubescent form" should give alba forms & normal coloured ones some S.rubra ‘Atlantic Coast form’ “a much taller than most of the coastal rubras and very vigorous” of each pubescent some not Atlantic Coast, U.S.A. S.x mitchelliana “pubescent form” X self “an Australian re-make-clone of the hybrid using:- S. S.rubra “tall form” Atlantic Coast leucophylla “pubescent form” X S. purpurea subsp. venosa South Carolina as the parents” S.rubra subsp. alabamensis “most colour is on the inside of the hood” S.x mitchelliana var. alba X S. x mitchelliana “pubescent” “should produce normal coloured and the central Alabama pitcher plant is endangered in the wild albino types some of which will be pubescent” Page 28

S.rubra subsp. alabamensis “green pitcher with red veins” S.leucophylla Perdido, Alabama S.rubra subsp. alabamensis “pubescent form, upper pitchers reddish” S.leucophylla X S. x catesbyi “origin Adrian Slack 1987, F2 seed, strong grower with green & S.rubra “tall, suffused red pitchers, an excellent grower” Atlantic Coast white pitchers & flared hoods 30 to 45 cm tall, flowers pale buff” S.rubra subsp. gulfensis ‘anthocyanin free’ “all green with pale yellow flowers” S.leucophylla X S. x moorei “origin Adrian Slack 1987, F2 seed, A vigorous plant 80 to 90 cm tall, S.rubra subsp. gulfensis “veins suffused red in upper pitcher” with large hoods & crimson veins on the pitchers & hood tops, flowers rusty red” S.rubra subsp. gulfensis Yellow River, Santa Rosa Co., Florida S.x melanorhoda an Adrian Slack 1987 made hybrid with a terrible name between [S. S. x catesbyi S.rubra subsp. gulfensis ‘anthocyanin free’ “all green with pale yellow flowers” X S.x mitchelliana X S. purpurea subsp. purpurea] “vigorous upright vivid yellow to red colour ed pitchers 20 to 25 ‘alba’ “pubescent” cm tall “ S.rubra subsp. gulfensis X S. purpurea susp. venosa S.minor “Okeefenokee Giant, 75 cm tall” origin Deerland, Florida [S.rubra subsp. gulfensis var. alba “all green, hairy, with yellow flowers”] X [ S. x mitchelliana “an S.minor ‘Okeefenokee Giant’ “origin Adrian Slack 1987, A 60-75 cm tall vigorous form with anthocyanin free hybrid ¼ S. purpurea] good coloured ‘windows’ in hood, flowers yellow” S.rubra subsp. jonesii “a rare endangered form in the USA where it was at one time thought to be S.x moorei = [S.flava var. flava X S. leucophylla “red & white] F2 Adrian Slack clone 1987 extinct” S.oreophila “origin, from Donald Schnell 1990 seed, a shorter form with heavy veined pitchers 20 S.rubra subsp. jonesii X S. purpurea subsp. purpurea forma heterophylla “either dark purple or to 30 cm tall, looks good in spring” anthocyanin free plants” S.oreophila “origin from 1992 seed, well defined & neat form pitchers to 30-40 cm tall, flowers S.rubra subsp. rubra “This is a hardy clone which does not get rot like some clones of this species” well” Sand Mountain, Georgia S.rubra subsp. rubra “small narrow pitchers, tubes veined & suffused with red” S.oreophila “origin Adrian Slack 1987, typical form pitchers 45 to 60 cm tall, flowering early, S.rubra subsp. rubra X S. x courtii bright yellow flowers” S.rubra subsp. wherryi S.oreophila x S. minor F2 Adrian Slack clone 1987 S.rubra subsp. wherryi “some forms are pubescent others are green and red forms” S.x popei [in the style of] a man-made hybrid between [S. flava X S. rubra] “origin Adrian Slack S.rubra subsp.wherryi “yellow hood with a red lip and slightly pubescent” 1987, F2 seed, bushy habit 30 to 45 cm tall, many fine red lines on pitchers & hoods, many buff- S.rubra subsp. wherryi ‘large hood’ Citronelle, Alabama, USA orange flowers” S.rubra subsp. wherryi “green with red veins” Fruitdale, Alabama S.purpurea subsp.purpurea “frilly hood form” Adrian Slack clone 1987 S.rubra subsp. wherryi Citronelle, Alabama X S. alata “pubescent” S.purpurea subsp. venosa Danielle Bog, an Adrian Slack 1990 clone [S.rubra subsp. wherryi X S. alata “red throat” “ plant is like a small version of a red throated S. S.purpurea subsp. venosa var. venosa “origin from 1991 seed, very compact dark red pitchers 10 to alata with light red flowers 15 cm tall, flowers pink-red” Gulf Coast [S.rubra subsp. wherryi X S. alata “red throat”] X [S. leucophylla "pubescent form"] “similar to S.purpurea subsp. venosa X S.x popei (origin Adrian Slack 1987, excellent purple pitchers with other S. alata X S. leucophylla crosses, but some will be pubescent” deep veining in hoods 30 to 45 cm tall, flowers deep red” S.x swaniana hybrid #2 [in the style of] “a man-made hybrid between S. purpurea subsp. pur- S.rubra subsp, alabamensis Alanta, Georgia purea forma heterophylla X S. minor“ S.rubra subsp. gulfensis “origin 1992 seed, strong rich yellow pitchers 30 to 60 cm tall, looking S.x swaniana (= S. purpurea X S. minor) “more slender than other S. purpurea crosses” excellent in late summer, many flowers” Cressview, Florida S.x swaniana [in the style of] a man-made hybrid between S. purpurea subsp. venosa X S. minor S.rubra subsp gulfensis “origin from 1990 seed, Strong coloured pitchers 30 to 50 cm tall, quite “giant” vigorous, flowers buff-yellow” Yellow River, Florida S.rubra subsp. jonesii “origin from 1992 seed, a very rare form, 45 to 60 cm tall, pencil like red Seed from Marston’s (U.K.) National Sarracenia Collection veined pitcher tubes with bulbous upper pitchers” McClures Bog, North Carolina S.rubra subsp. gulfensis X [S.leucophylla X S. x excellens] F2 S.alata Nicolson, Mississippi S.x willisii X S. flava “origin Adrian Slack 1987, F2 seed, 30 to 45 cm tall coral pink pitchers in S.alata “origin seed 1991, large form, stocky pitchers & flowers 60 to 70 cm tall” spring, turning darker in summer, pitcher hoods flared, overall looking like a ‘Triffed’, many pink- S.x ‘Brooks hybrid’ [A one-off seedling given to Adrian Slack from a young Michael Brooks mauve flowers” around 1979-1980, only one plant existed in 1987, parents thought to be S. flava var. rugelli X S. leucophylla] “F2 seed, tall plants 85-100 cm tall, very vigorous, hugh hoods with red blotch at Plants that trap insects base, an outstanding Sarracenia” Capsela S.x catesbaei F2 Adrian Slack clone 1987 Capsela bursa-pastoris Northerm Moravia, 300 m, Czech Republic S.x ‘Daniel Rudd’ origin, a 1987 Adrian Slack’s complicated cross using S. leucophylla as one of the parents, F2 seed, pitchers 70 to 85 cm tall, large long lasting deep red flowers” Dipsacus S.flava var. flava c.v. maxima “origin Adrian Slack 1987, hugh yellow pitchers with a red blotch in Dipsacus fullonum “robust plant 80-200 cm tall, with water catchment reservoirs at the base of the throat 80 to 90 cm tall, large yellow flowers” leaves where insects are caught and drowned” S.flava var. rugellii Milton, Florida Dipsacus laciaiatus Munich, Germany S.x harperi [in the style of] a man-made hybrid between [S. flava var. flava X S. minor] “origin Adrian Slack 1987, F2 seed, stocky bronze-yellow pitchers, hoods concave in the form of a re- Nicotiana versed heart shape, flowers soft yellow & nuberous” Nicotiana paniculata “green flowers with sticky flower stalks that trap small insects” S.leucophylla “origin from 1991 seed, an elegant plant form 35 to 45 cm tall with broader pitchers & strong red veins, flowers dark red” Milton, Florida Stylidium Stylidium lobuliflorum “ insect trapping glandular inflorescence and scape, pink flower” Mirima, Kimberley Page 29 Special ! 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Now available...All of Allen Lowrie’s scientific papers on DVD. This DVD contains carnivorous papers and Stylidium papers, eth majority presented with Allen Lowrie’s botanical illustrations. Also included are over 1000 spectacular digital photos of Carnivorouspla nts, Stylidi- um, orchids as well as interesting expedition photos. Additionally 34 original songs composed and played by Allen Lowrie aren o the DVD. There is a triggerplant photo presentation that Allen gave to a number of wildflower societies in W.A. in 2008; 2 CP photoese pr ntations given at the Sep. 2008 Sydney ICPS convention ; 2 CP photo presentations given at the Aug 2010 Leiden ICPS convention; 2014Cai rns ICPS convention; as well as scans of Allen’s previous Carnivorous Plants of Australia volumes 1 to 3, University of WA PressNed lands.

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Some species may not produce enough gemmae to supply all C.P. grower’s requirements. Therefore you need to establish what you require before hand. (Include substitute list if you wish). e.g. I require [8] species My selection in order of preference is item 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12 etc. Once your requirements are recorded the species will be sent send as they become available. Please sup- ply your selections by the end of April 2018.

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Page 30 Pygmy Drosera species Drosera ×androsacea DieIs Drosera ×australis (Marchant & Lowrie) Lowrie & Conran [TYPE], [Warriup salmon fl. form ]. Drosera ×barbigera Planch. [Giant northern form], [Small southern form] Drosera ×bindoon Lowrie Drosera ×callistos Marchant & Lowrie [typical form] [Brookton form]. Drosera ×citrina Lowrie & Carlquist Drosera ×closterostigma Marchant & Lowrie [typical form], [Small multi-flowered form] Drosera ×coomallo Lowrie Drosera ×depauperata Lowrie & Conran Drosera ×dichrosepala Turcz. [typical form] Drosera ×echinoblastus Marchant & Lowrie Please PRINT your name and address in BLOCK LET- Drosera silvicola Drosera ×eneabba Marchant & Lowrie TERS. Drosera ×enodes Marchant & Lowrie NAME ADDRESS Drosera ×gibsonii P. Mann

Drosera ×grievei Lowrie & Marchant Drosera ×helodes Marchant & Lowrie Minimum order 8 species (please list substitutes) all pygmyDrosera $15 Drosera ×hyperostigma Marchant & Lowrie each plus pack & post. Australia $25; Overseas $75 Drosera ×lasiantha Lowrie & Carlquist Drosera ×leucoblasta Benth. [typical form], [Brookton form], [Giant flower form, Cranbrook] Natural hybrids Drosera ×mannii Cheek Drosera ×badgerupii Cheek = D. ×patens x ×D. micra Drosera ×micra Lowrie &Conran Drosera ×badgingarra Lowrie & Conran = D. ×allantostigma x D.× omissa Drosera ×micrantha Lehm. [typical form], [South coast ...with known location ...[Marshall Rd] form] Drosera ×carbarup Lowrie & Conran = D. ×nitidula x× D. occidentalis Drosera ×microscapa Debbert Drosera ×dork’s pink Hancock & Lowrie = ×D. lasiantha x ×D. callistos Drosera ×miniata Diels [typical form], [Giant flower Drosera ×Lowrie & Conran = ×D. nitidula x× D. australis form] Drosera ×nitidulax ×Drosera pygmaea Drosera ×minutiflora Drosera ×sidjamesii Lowrie & Conran = D. ×patens x ×D. pulchella Drosera ×nitidula Planch. [typical form], [all green form] ...3 locations…[Gnangarra type], [Lake Adams], [Marshall Rd] Drosera ×allantostigma Marchant & Lowrie Drosera ×sippe Lowrie = D. ×scorpioides x ×D. trichocaulis Drosera ×leucostigma Marchant & Lowrie [Red form], Drosera ×patens Lowrie & Conran 3 loc. [Gnangarra], [Lake Adams], [Marshall Rd] Drosera ×nivea Lowrie & Carlquist Drosera ×occidentalis Morrison Drosera ×omissa Diels [White fl.], [Pink fl.] Drosera ×oreopodion Marchant & Lowrie Drosera ×paleacea DC. [TYPE] Drosera ×pedicellaris Lowrie Drosera ×platystigma Lehm. [Type form], [Giant form] Drosera ×pulchella Lehm. [Coral pink + red centre], [Orange, black-maroon-centre, Bak- ers Junction], [Red 44A] Drosera ×pycnoblasta Diels Drosera ×pygmaea DC. [Kangaroo Island form], [New Zealand ‘all green form’] Drosera ×rechingeri Strid. Drosera ×roseana Marchant & Lowrie Drosera ×sargentii Lowrie & Marchant Drosera sewelliae Drosera ×scorpioides Planch. [White], [Pink], [Gidgegannup form], [Giant form]. Drosera ×sewelliae Diels [Laterite form] Drosera ×silvicola Lowrie & Carlquist Drosera ×spilos Marchant & Lowrie Drosera ×stelliflora Lowrie & Carlquist Drosera ×trichocaulis (Diels) (Marchant & Lowrie) Lowrie Drosera ×verrucata Lowrie & Conran [Small form], [Giant form] Drosera ×walyunga Marchant & Lowrie

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