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Post by unclemasa on Jan 27, 2008 23:13:45 GMT -10
N. madagascariensis Poir. (1797) Madagascar; Rain Forest, Moss Forest Synonym: distillatoria Brion. Description: LECOUFLE 134
Stems: shrubby, rarely climbing, to 8 m; cylindrical. Leaves: petiolate, semi- amplexicaul, with narrow wings clasping the stem; lamina oblong: to 25 cm x 4.5 cm; margins entire; apex acute; base attenuate. Lower Pitchers: ovate in the lower third and attenuate towards the mouth: to 10 cm x 4 cm; 2 fimbriate wings present, to 0.3 cm; mouth orbiculate; peristome cylindrical, to 0.1 cm wide; lid reniform, to 2.5 cm, apex rounded, base cordate, glandular. Upper Pitchers: infundibulate: to 12 cm x 4 cm; 2 prominent ribs present; mouth orbiculate; peristome cylindrical, to 0.1 cm wide; lid reniform, apex rounded, base cordate, lid glandular. Inflorescence: a panicle. Indumentum: ferrugineous on young parts. Color: pitchers reddish or bright red, lid greenish or reddish above, green below. Distinguishing Features:
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Post by phissionkorps on Apr 22, 2008 11:50:23 GMT -10
male. Grower/photographer: Steve Stewart: 
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