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Post by teinkes on Aug 24, 2015 18:18:36 GMT
Hey all A year ago I hiked the Karhunpolku in Karjala, east Finland! Lots of Sundews and aquatic Utrics! Pictures are taken in july 2014 along the trail I won't spend my time to upload the pics here as it is quiet time-consuming & I spend already some time to load them on my flickr page! So just click the link below & enjoy www.flickr.com/photos/norway_summer_2009/sets/72157654751337615Some other albums from previous trips also contains some CP's in the field, check them for more CP's in situ!! www.flickr.com/photos/norway_summer_2009/albumsEnjoy Christophe
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Post by hcarlton on Aug 24, 2015 23:34:55 GMT
Very cool seeing plants in situ! I think a couple of the D. "anglica" pictured might actually be D. x obovata, the anglica x rotundifolia cross however, judging by the shape of the leaves in various images. Very cool if you found the hybrid in the wild too! Also, quick note: common names are really unreliable, so what is placed on what often doesn't matter, but you'll find "spoonleaf" sundew usually is used to reference D. spatulata; D. intermedia I have seen more often referred to as the water sundew, due to its often nearly or completely aquatic nature.
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Post by teinkes on Sept 9, 2015 7:59:59 GMT
Hey Carlton,
It might be possible that some hybrids occur. I checked all my pictures and it is hard to derive from them. Drosera intermedia was really growing in much wetter places then rotundifolia and D. anglica even more soggier, it was even quiet dangerous to stand where anglica's where growing.
But hey, thanks for the remark, I'll try to pay more attention in future travelplans for those hybrids
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Post by robi on Apr 25, 2016 16:29:32 GMT
Hello Christophe, great pictures! Thanks for sharing them. I love the one with the Spider :-) Greetings Robert
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