Drosera L.
Details
Details
Drosera L., Sp. Pl. 281-282 (1753)
Drosera L.
Nomenclature
L.
L.
1753
281-282
ICN
Drosera L.
genus
Drosera
Classification
Subordinates
- Drosera ×californica
- Drosera ×hybrida
- Drosera ×obovata
- Drosera adelae
- Drosera aliciae
- Drosera arcturi
- Drosera atra
- Drosera auriculata
- Drosera barbigera
- Drosera binata
- Drosera brevifolia
- Drosera bulbosa
- Drosera burkeana
- Drosera burmanni
- Drosera caledonica
- Drosera capensis
- Drosera capillaris
- Drosera circinervia
- Drosera cistiflora
- Drosera collinsiae
- Drosera communis
- Drosera cunninghamii
- Drosera curviscapa
- Drosera dichotoma
- Drosera dichrosepala
- Drosera dielsiana
- Drosera erythrorhiza
- Drosera filiformis
- Drosera flagellifera
- Drosera foliosa
- Drosera gigantea
- Drosera glabripes
- Drosera gunniana
- Drosera hamiltonii
- Drosera heterophylla
- Drosera hilaris
- Drosera hookeri
- Drosera hookeri
- Drosera humilis
- Drosera indica
- Drosera intermedia
- Drosera intermedia
- Drosera leucoblasta
- Drosera ligulata
- Drosera lusitanica
- Drosera macrantha
- Drosera macrophylla
- Drosera madagascariensis
- Drosera mannii
- Drosera marchantii
- Drosera menziesii
- Drosera microphylla
- Drosera modesta
- Drosera montana
- Drosera natalensis
- Drosera neocaledonica
- Drosera nitidula
- Drosera occidentalis
- Drosera paleacea
- Drosera pallida
- Drosera parvula
- Drosera pauciflora
- Drosera peltata
- Drosera peltata
- Drosera planchonii
- Drosera platystigma
- Drosera polyneura
- Drosera prolifera
- Drosera pulchella
- Drosera pygmaea
- Drosera ramentacea
- Drosera regia
- Drosera rotundifolia
- Drosera ruahinensis
- Drosera rubiginosa
- Drosera rupicola
- Drosera schizandra
- Drosera scorpioides
- Drosera sewelliae
- Drosera spathulata
- Drosera spatulata
- Drosera speciosa
- Drosera stenopetala
- Drosera stolonifera
- Drosera stricticaulis
- Drosera stylosa
- Drosera subhirtella
- Drosera thysanosepala
- Drosera tracyi
- Drosera trinervia
- Drosera villosa
- Drosera whittakeri
- Drosera zonaria
Descriptions
Drosera L.
Sepals 5 or 4 or 8, connate at base or gamosepalous; petals and stamens same number as sepals; carpels 3-5. Capsule loculicidally 3-5-valved; style branches 3-5, often again divided; seeds ∞ . Herbs or subshrubs, mostly perennial, furnished with irritable glandular hairs. Subcosmopolitan genus with some 100 spp., well developed in Australia. Five of the N.Z. spp. occur in Australia and Tasmania. extends to Malaya, China and southern Japan. is endemic to N.Z.
Taxonomic concepts
Metadata
09313ec8-fcab-4683-8fc8-f1818a0cb8f7
scientific name
Names_Plants
1 January 2000
27 January 2021
