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A relatively common native sundew
species, commonly known as the Climbing Sundew. Leaves:
roundish
leaf edged with glandular hairs that glisten with secretion. This sticky
secretion traps the insect, which are then digested by enzymes produced
by the leaf.
Flower:
as far as we know the flower is usually
white.
Found:
common in peat swamps, and similar wet places, NSW, TAS, WA, VIC. |
