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Heliamphora ionasi is a
species of
marsh pitcher plant thought to be
endemic to the
plateau that lies
between the
bases of Ilu
Tepui and
Tramen Tepui in...
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centimeters (H. minor, H. pulc****a) up to more than 50 cm (20 in) (H.
ionasi, H. tatei).
Heliamphora possess tubular traps formed by
rolled leaves with...
- 33(4): 111–116. (in German) Nerz, J. (2014). Die Jagd nach
Heliamphora ionasi, früher und heute. Das
Taublatt 79: 46–65. Wistuba, A., T.
Carow & P. Harbarth...
- 2000
Heliamphora huberi A.Fleischm.,
Wistuba & Nerz, 2009
Heliamphora ionasi Maguire, 1978
Heliamphora macdonaldae Gleason, 1931
Heliamphora minor Gleason...
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Publishing Company, Blacksburg, Virginia. (in German) Nerz, J. (2014). Die Jagd nach
Heliamphora ionasi, früher und heute. Das
Taublatt 79: 46–65. v t e...
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determined that some
species (H. nutans, H. heterodoxa, H. minor, and H.
ionasi) do not
produce their own
digestive enzymes (Jaffe et al., 1992). Hepburn...
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serve as
additional source of
nutrition for plants,
similarly to H.
ionasi. H.
exappendiculata hybridizes naturally with H. pulc****a and H. huberi...
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recognised from this region—H. arenicola, H. elongata, H. glabra, H.
ionasi, and H. nutans—all of
which are endemic. Los Testigos, or the Aparamán range...
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American and
German botanists, with the main aim of
studying Heliamphora ionasi po****tions in-situ.
Numerous helicopter expeditions were
organized to various...
- exappendiculata H. folliculata H. glabra H. heterodoxa H. hispida H. huberi H.
ionasi H. macdonaldae H. minor H. minor var.
minor H. minor var. pilosa[a] H. neblinae...
