I thought you all might be interested in seeing a list of what is possible to see down under. Does anyone know if any of the species on the first list are in cultivation, and if so which ones and how do I get you to send me some of them >;-I)>
Species on the second part of the list I have seen on growlists (usually Dodecs).
Sean,
You be sure to find out where these plants are so you can show me when I come to camp out in your backyard!
Hmmmmph, looks like Australia hogged up all the worlds Utricularia, ptrobably why there are so few here in the States. We need to find a way to make this right for the rest of the world, don't you think?
Such incredible diversity! I sure hope they are safe in habitat, for it seems they have few homes in collections.
Utricularia albiflora {R.Br.}]
Utricularia antennifera {P.Taylor}]
Utricularia arnhemica {P.Taylor}]
Utricularia benthamii {P.Taylor}]
Utricularia bifida {L.}]
Utricularia capilliflora {F.Muell.}]
Utricularia cheiranthos {P.Taylor}]
Utricularia circumvoluta {P.Taylor}]
Utricularia dunstaniae {F.E.Lloyd}]
Utricularia fistulosa {P.Taylor}]
Utricularia foveolata {Edgew.}]
Utricularia georgei {P.Taylor}]
Utricularia hamiltonii {F.E.Lloyd
Utricularia helix {P.Taylor}]
Utricularia holtzei {F.Muell.}]
Utricularia inaequalis {A.DC.}]
Utricularia involvens {Ridl.}]
Utricularia kamienskii {F.Muell.}]
Utricularia kenneallyi {P.Taylor}]
Utricularia kimberleyensis {C.A.Gardn.}]
Utricularia lasiocaulis {F.Muell.}]
Utricularia leptorhyncha {Schwarz}]
Utricularia limosa {R.Br.}]
Utricularia muelleri {Kam.}]
Utricularia quinquedentata {F.Muell. ex P.Taylor}]
Utricularia rhododactylos {P.Taylor}
Utricularia singeriana {F.Muell.}]
Utricularia stellaris {L.f.}]
Utricularia terrae-reginae {P.Taylor}]
Utricularia tridactyla {P.Taylor}]
Utricularia tubulata {F.Muell.}]
These are around......somewhere. The starred entries are on my growlist, and I seek the others with demented passion.
Utricularia aurea {Lour.}]
Utricularia australis {R.Br.}]
Utricularia biloba {R.Br.}]
Utricularia caerulea {L.}]
Utricularia chrysantha {R.Br.}]
Utricularia dichotoma {Labill.}*
Utricularia dunlopii {P.Taylor}]
Utricularia fulva {F.Muell.}]*
Utricularia gibba {L.}]*
Utricularia lateriflora {R.Br.}]*
Utricularia leptoplectra {F.Muell.}]
Utricularia minutissima {Vahl}]
Utricularia menziesii {R.Br.}]
Utricularia multifida {R.Br.}]
Utricularia odorata {Pellegr.}]*
Utricularia paulineae {Lowrie}]*
Utricularia simplex {R.Br.}]
Utricularia subulata {L.}]*
Utricularia tenella {R.Br.}]*
Utricularia triflora {P.Taylor}]
Utricularia uliginosa {Vahl}]*
Utricularia uniflora {R.Br.}]*
Utricularia violacea {R.Br.}]
Utricularia westonii {P.Taylor}]
Utricularia volubilis {R.Br.}]
When you add in the Aldrovanda, Drosera, Byblis and Nepenthes native to OZ, it seems like there must be a CP within spitting distance at any time!
Species on the second part of the list I have seen on growlists (usually Dodecs).
Sean,
You be sure to find out where these plants are so you can show me when I come to camp out in your backyard!
Hmmmmph, looks like Australia hogged up all the worlds Utricularia, ptrobably why there are so few here in the States. We need to find a way to make this right for the rest of the world, don't you think?
Such incredible diversity! I sure hope they are safe in habitat, for it seems they have few homes in collections.
Utricularia albiflora {R.Br.}]
Utricularia antennifera {P.Taylor}]
Utricularia arnhemica {P.Taylor}]
Utricularia benthamii {P.Taylor}]
Utricularia bifida {L.}]
Utricularia capilliflora {F.Muell.}]
Utricularia cheiranthos {P.Taylor}]
Utricularia circumvoluta {P.Taylor}]
Utricularia dunstaniae {F.E.Lloyd}]
Utricularia fistulosa {P.Taylor}]
Utricularia foveolata {Edgew.}]
Utricularia georgei {P.Taylor}]
Utricularia hamiltonii {F.E.Lloyd
Utricularia helix {P.Taylor}]
Utricularia holtzei {F.Muell.}]
Utricularia inaequalis {A.DC.}]
Utricularia involvens {Ridl.}]
Utricularia kamienskii {F.Muell.}]
Utricularia kenneallyi {P.Taylor}]
Utricularia kimberleyensis {C.A.Gardn.}]
Utricularia lasiocaulis {F.Muell.}]
Utricularia leptorhyncha {Schwarz}]
Utricularia limosa {R.Br.}]
Utricularia muelleri {Kam.}]
Utricularia quinquedentata {F.Muell. ex P.Taylor}]
Utricularia rhododactylos {P.Taylor}
Utricularia singeriana {F.Muell.}]
Utricularia stellaris {L.f.}]
Utricularia terrae-reginae {P.Taylor}]
Utricularia tridactyla {P.Taylor}]
Utricularia tubulata {F.Muell.}]
These are around......somewhere. The starred entries are on my growlist, and I seek the others with demented passion.
Utricularia aurea {Lour.}]
Utricularia australis {R.Br.}]
Utricularia biloba {R.Br.}]
Utricularia caerulea {L.}]
Utricularia chrysantha {R.Br.}]
Utricularia dichotoma {Labill.}*
Utricularia dunlopii {P.Taylor}]
Utricularia fulva {F.Muell.}]*
Utricularia gibba {L.}]*
Utricularia lateriflora {R.Br.}]*
Utricularia leptoplectra {F.Muell.}]
Utricularia minutissima {Vahl}]
Utricularia menziesii {R.Br.}]
Utricularia multifida {R.Br.}]
Utricularia odorata {Pellegr.}]*
Utricularia paulineae {Lowrie}]*
Utricularia simplex {R.Br.}]
Utricularia subulata {L.}]*
Utricularia tenella {R.Br.}]*
Utricularia triflora {P.Taylor}]
Utricularia uliginosa {Vahl}]*
Utricularia uniflora {R.Br.}]*
Utricularia violacea {R.Br.}]
Utricularia westonii {P.Taylor}]
Utricularia volubilis {R.Br.}]
When you add in the Aldrovanda, Drosera, Byblis and Nepenthes native to OZ, it seems like there must be a CP within spitting distance at any time!
