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Nepenthes pervillei In Situ.
« Thread Started on Nov 16, 2008, 12:52pm »

Hello

I've forgotten to post here a report (Most of you must know it now i imagine.) i have done in 2006 to Mahé with the pervillei. Maybe the most amazing nepenthes i've seen.

Here it is,

Enjoy

Sans souci road....

A lower pitcher under trees......

Copolia area......

"3 frères" area.....

The flowers......... different as the nepenthes in general. ( Similar as the Madagascariensis nepenthes, which i'll maybe see next year. )

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Jacques Besnard.

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Re: Nepenthes pervillei In Situ.
« Reply #1 on Nov 19, 2008, 8:38am »

I am particularly intrigued by the rosette growth pattern and inflorescence exhibited by this species.

I have, in batches of hybrids, occasionally encountered an anomalous plant that will exhibit this sort of growth pattern where you would not expect it. I have often wondered if this growth pattern is not the result of deeply recessed genes in the genus.

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Re: Nepenthes pervillei In Situ.
« Reply #2 on Nov 19, 2008, 12:31pm »

N. pervillei is so different from the other species in so many ways that I sometimes wonder why taxonomists didn't keep the old Anurosperma genus.

One of my very favourite species.

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Re: Nepenthes pervillei In Situ.
« Reply #3 on Aug 1, 2009, 9:52am »

The seed pods look almost fleshy-fruit-like. Curious if the seeds are still the same though.

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