Dionaea muscipula Hemionitis Anthurium debile has broad dark

Anthurium debile has broad dark green leaves with rounded basal lobes and a lightly quilted surface

leathery adult form as the plant ascends

linear outline from its earliest growth

Anoectochilus burmannicus

Dionaea muscipula Hemionitis Anthurium debile has broad darkDionaea muscipula Dionaea muscipula, the Venus flytrap, forms a low rosette of hinged traps at the ends of flat green leaves. Each trap has two rounded lobes lined with stiff marginal teeth, and its inner surface may colour from green to deep red. Fine trigger hairs sit inside, where repeated contact causes the lobes to close around small prey. The plant remains compact, usually below 15 cm tall, yet its appearance shifts through the year. Spring and