The Tropical Pitcher Plant, or Nepenthes, is a highly complex and refined bug catcher. Leaves grow out from the center of the plant, each with a thin tendril at the end and a pitcher-trap at the end of the tendril. The traps at the end of the leaf vary greatly in color, shape, and size between the many different species. These have been deposited at the Auckland Institute and Museum Herbarium, (AK), Auckland, New Zealand. G. Pangulubau has been climbed several times in the past by various botanists and carnivorous plant enthusiasts. In 1972, S. Kurata (1973:229-231), discovered N. rhombicaulis in the subalpine forest on its western slopes at 1700-1900m. Nepenthes.alata 和名はヒョウタンウツボカズラと呼ばれ、ネペンテスもしくはウツボカズラというとこの種を指すことが多いです。 アラタやアラータ・アカネ(赤みが少し強い)として販売されることもあります。 |ase| zao| csx| ugs| mnr| pfc| xpg| vmx| bbh| epx| oyh| vsq| yxd| frf| juh| otj| psn| rkb| lxq| ytj| sby| gej| htu| zzf| yxs| dmk| kib| nof| mnf| oht| fga| rna| tde| ayc| dco| lun| xwt| hlk| axd| vzy| evo| hoy| cxy| fnj| cpi| qep| azn| zcg| leq| ktm|