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Post by Sockhom on Aug 4, 2007 12:23:50 GMT
Hi . I really tried to not be too obsessed by monkeycups whilst travelling through Cambodia and managed to find some spare time for Utricularia too I must confess these tiny little jewels definitely worth the endeavour. Bladderworts enthusiasts will have to excuse me because some pictures are really shameful . They will be of better quality next time. I found three species growing in the same habitat that Nepenthes sp. Cambodia (altitude: 900-1200 m). 1/ A view of the open habitat: Sandy bogs, large flat stones and plenty of sphagnum (there's a Nepenthes sp. in the center): 2/ Utricularia sp. 1, a really tiny thing: 3/ Utricularia sp. 2 (sorry, the pictures are wretched :oops: ). This species was far bigger than sp.1 (what a silly nep guy like me would call the "usual size" for an Utricularia): 4/ Utricularia sp.3 (ok, the quality picture is beyond words but hey... it's for recording ;D !)
Hope you appreciate.
François Mey.
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Post by pinglover on Aug 13, 2007 5:16:07 GMT
White is most difficult for me to photograph with yellow coming in second. You've done a fine job photographing the utrics. So glad you took the time to load all these photos.
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Post by Dave Evans on Aug 16, 2007 0:35:29 GMT
Hello François,
Your first species is probably Utricularia subulata. Don't know what the other two are.
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Post by Sockhom on Aug 16, 2007 8:26:37 GMT
Hello Dave . Thanks for the info. The species have been identified by Andreas Fleischmann and sp. 1 is indeed U. subulata (a point for you !) Sp. 2 is U. odorata and sp. 3, U. minutissima. Friendly, François.
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Post by sundewmatt on Oct 3, 2007 22:32:37 GMT
great job!
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Post by Deleted on Oct 8, 2007 4:27:19 GMT
im nut sure what you are talking about bad quality....these pictures are really goood
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Post by teinkes on Apr 17, 2009 19:36:30 GMT
Last species is probably
U. minutissima. I saw this kind very often in Bako National Park Borneo
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