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Drosophyllum (/ˌdrɒsoʊˈfɪləm/ DROSS-oh-FIL-əm,
rarely /drəˈsɒfɪləm/ drə-SOF-il-əm) is a
genus of
carnivorous plants containing the
single species Drosophyllum...
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began to
build that
Drosophyllum differed from the
other genera in the Droseraceae,
Drosophyllum,
another monotypic genus (
Drosophyllum lusitani**** being...
- forms.[citation needed]
Similar to
Drosera is the
Portuguese dewy pine,
Drosophyllum,
which differs from the
sundews in
being p****ive. Its
leaves are incapable...
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Drosera zonaria Planch., 1848 This
genus contains a
single extant species.
Drosophyllum lusitani**** (L.) Link, 1805 (Bas.:
Drosera lusitanica) The following...
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recognised (see below).
Byblis species look very
similar to
Drosera and
Drosophyllum, but are
distinguished by
their zygomorphic flowers, with five curved...
- plant)
Dioscorea polystachya (nagaimo,
Chinese yam)
Drosera (sundews)
Drosophyllum lusitani**** Fenugr**** Flax
seeds Kelp
Liquorice root
Mallow Mullein Okra...
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Chamaerops Chronanthus Cladanthus Coridothymus Didesmus Dorystoechas Drosophyllum Euzomodendron Fedia Guiraoa Gyrocarion Helicodiceros Hermodactylus Hutera...
- rbcL and 18S rDNA gene
sequences from the taxa used in the analysis.
Drosophyllum,
which is
sometimes placed in the
family Droseraceae, was used as part...
- and Moths.
Octopus Books. ISBN 0-7064-1293-1.
Charles Darwin (1875). "
Drosophyllum –
Roridula –
Byblis –
glandular hairs of
other plants –
concluding remarks...
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develops long, slender,
glandular leaves,
resembling those of the
related Drosophyllum,
which capture insects; one to
three of
these leaves in each rosette...
