FlytrapCare Carnivorous Plant Forums

Hey everyone,

I have been working on a growlist/database program in my spare time.
This is done in excel (2010) using Visual basic .

Reason for making one is that i wanted something easy to edit/modify, and i know there are programs out there, but not like how "i" wanted one to be.

But i need some help with this, i attached the file itself so u can see how it looks and works, please comment

I also need sundew info, in particular: Elevation/humidity/temperature and crosses for each specie, so if you have any of those numbers, please leave a message !

Download (due to forum not allowing excel sheets): http://www.megafileupload.com/en/file/5 ... -xlsm.html

For now only the sundew part is functional, rest will be added and modified later, do make sure macros are turned on.

Are you talking about native conditions for sundews?

Yes, that is correct

Totally snagged this from phylogeny paper, posted up on carnivorousplants.org ... I didn't read into it that much, so this may or may not be the entire drosera species list.

I found a "complete list" on wikipedia, claimed to be complete by wikipedia.

But the numbers represent what if i may ask?

I will look into the numbers if I can find that paper again... has something to do with chromosomes.

This appears to be a longer list. Same site. carnivorousplants.org.... different page.

Ah, now i understand, thanks for the picture, not all the numbers are included it all makes sense !

Those last two are a little more helpful with the continent of origin on them. The original one, I believe shows relation between the variations.

Registered Cultivar Names: Drosera Hybrids:

Sander wrote:Ah, now i understand, thanks for the picture, not all the numbers are included it all makes sense !

Any luck ? Open office showes the drosera images a bit lower or higher on the tabel. Well done this far.

Yes mate, holiday just ended for me so cant work on it a lot (and i have all my flowering plants to attend to, but it will be finished! )

The reason for differing number of species is probably because officially, the number is constantly changing, different drosera get clumped together under one species or different drosera get split into different species