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Post by wijaya on Jan 15, 2009 5:20:47 GMT -10
An elegant upper:    amazing right ;D, now for the size, put up side by side with 750ml bottle:   Ed |
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Post by Marcello Catalano on Jan 15, 2009 5:50:11 GMT -10
mmmh, maybe you should check on the web the problem beccariana/sumatrana...your plant should be N. sumatrana or a hybrid...
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Post by sockhom on Jan 16, 2009 7:29:06 GMT -10
Hi Ed,
The striped peristome is definitely reminiscent of N. sumatrana but the elongated shape of this upper pitcher is more like beccariana's or longifolia's.
That seems to be a great looking plant, whatever it is. I love it.
François.
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Post by obregon562 on Jan 16, 2009 12:07:30 GMT -10
looks like sumatrana x longifolia to me...as francois said its very pretty!
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Post by wijaya on Jan 17, 2009 3:49:40 GMT -10
Dear all,
This pitcher is taken by my friend from habitat to make me regret because I was not going with them ;D (for a week now, the pitcher still as fresh as in the picture, very hard and sturdy pitcher.)
Actually this is a species that is not registered yet, asked Suska and he used the name 'N. sumatrana var beccariana' for now. I better let him explained this one. (Mr. Suska please, thanks)
More of the pictures taken from the habitat will be posted in the respective area. Do check them out.
Ed
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Post by rigidifolia on Feb 24, 2009 16:15:36 GMT -10
lol Ed, i thought it was really an upper pitcher from your plant.
but it is really a very nice pitcher. I really want to go to its habitat... haha
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Post by longor on Feb 24, 2009 17:22:44 GMT -10
i've seen this type, i thoight it was sumatrana, but after seeing the real sumatrana, its definitely not a Sumatrana. i think its A longifolia with an old sumatrana gene, from a few generation back. the stripped persitome gives it away, i saw a Sumatrana x n.mirabilis, and and the resulting plant is a giant mirabilis with a lovely sumatrana persitome.
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