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I hope you're not trying to confuse us with hybrids.....
Anyway, my guesses (assuming they are species) are- D. linearis (could be filiformis), D. intermedia, D. anglica (the only one I'm slightly confident in).
2 - ok these are actually a bit dicey - probably D. tokaiensis - which is most likely a hybrid - they came as D. spatulata seeds last year - if they are D. spatulata they could be from below the equator - definitely a temperate form though. These seedlings are second generation. One of the parent plants just died and the other is either following or going semi-dormant. They came out of dormancy maybe 6-8 weeks ago.
3 - correct - D. anglica
While you're at it perhaps you can confirm these pygmies:
D. pygmaea? - it flowered when I was out of town so I did not observe the flower
D. nitidula x pulchella? one of the plants had pink flowers
D. occidentalis ssp australis f. warriup? No flowers observed open. Flowering Utricularia in the pot doesn't help.
Hey there N O N those are some fantastic photos of pygmy dews, I have never been that close to one before.I mean seen one that close-up before, Even though I am by far no expert on pymies, I agree with Sean, have to see the flower.
lol.....i was doing that to get a shot of my occidentalis too over the weekend and the flowers never opened completly....i'm hoping on better luck on the next ones!
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