Well as we all know all of the upright (not including the climbing D. macrantha) Drosera in South East Australia have been reduced to the same species, D. peltata. Howerver these "forms" grow side by side, look different, are geneticly isolated from each other, have different looking flower structures and here are the seed!
From left to right with 4 seeds of each, D. auriculata, D. sp. "foliosa", D. peltata.
Oops here I go again I mean D. peltata, D. peltata and D. peltata...
Sorry about the sarcasm couldn't help myself
I took the pics by holding my camera against the eye peice of my disecting microscope. It worked supprisingly well. Once again Tamlin was right, it was well worth inspecting the seeds...
George
From left to right with 4 seeds of each, D. auriculata, D. sp. "foliosa", D. peltata.
Oops here I go again I mean D. peltata, D. peltata and D. peltata...
Sorry about the sarcasm couldn't help myself
I took the pics by holding my camera against the eye peice of my disecting microscope. It worked supprisingly well. Once again Tamlin was right, it was well worth inspecting the seeds...
George