- liquid. The
traps of
pitcher plant are
considered to be "true"
pitcher plants and are
formed by
specialized leaves. The
plants attract and
drown the...
- is a
genus comprising 8 to 11
species of
North American pitcher plants,
commonly called trumpet pitchers. The
genus belongs to the
family Sarraceniaceae...
-
California pitcher plant, the
Oregon pitcher plant,
cobra lily or
cobra plant—is a
species of
carnivorous plant in the new
world pitcher plant family, Sarraceniaceae...
- (/nɪˈpɛnθiːz/ nih-PEN-theez) is a
genus of
carnivorous plants, also
known as
tropical pitcher plants, or
monkey cups, in the
monotypic family Nepenthaceae...
-
Sarracenia purpurea, the
purple pitcher plant,
northern pitcher plant,
turtle socks, or side-saddle flower, is a
carnivorous plant in the
family Sarraceniaceae...
- of
pitcher plants,
belonging to
order Ericales (re****igned from Nepenthales). The
family comprises three extant genera:
Sarracenia (North
American pitcher...
- This is a list of
plants that grow in
wetland environments,
including aquatic plants and
plants that live in the
ecotones between terrestrial and aquatic...
- "amphora")
contains 24
species of
pitcher plants endemic to
South America. The
species are
collectively known as sun
pitchers,
based on the
mistaken notion...
-
Carnivorous plants are
plants that
derive some or most of
their nutrients from
trapping and
consuming animals or protozoans,
typically insects and other...
- In
American English, a
pitcher is a
container with a
spout used for
storing and
pouring liquids. In English-speaking
countries outside North America, a...
