It is the only species of its genus and does not produce its own digestive enzymes, relying on bacteria to break downs its prey. Low's pitcher plant (Nepenthes Iowii) gathers nutrients in a way unlike ...

Some carnivorous plants that look nearly identical turn out to be distantly related. Both kinds of pitcher plants—the tropical genus Nepenthes and the North American Sarracenia—grow deep ...

Cape Sundew: Carnivorous plant, feasts on insects ... specifically in the genus Euphorbia, instead of relying on ...

The highly adaptable pitcher plant is facing threats in Sabah, with seven species listed as threatened on the International ...

Sophie creates a beautiful carnivorous plant bog in a small pot, to bring the wonder of the wetlands to her doorstep.

Diana Williams with the certificate for the gold medal in front of the new hybrid Nepenthes x Bill Bailey The exhibit showcases a wide range of Nepenthes, commonly known as ‘Tropical Pitcher Plants’ ...

Carnivorous plants are fascinating and seem to come from another world. They can eat insects, reptiles, and even small animals and are found in very different environments around the world ...