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S. alabamens

S. alabamensis

hungry carnivores wrote:U. Vulgaris?

No. But on the right track.

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Panman wrote:S. alabamensis

Johns Flytraps wrote:Nepenthes Rajah?

It was discovered in 2011 and is the largest pitcher plant in the world.

No. You guys are getting colder.
Here are the clues

Native to Bolivia
Large, but not in the way you think
Utricularia, if you haven't figured it out yet.


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utricularia biceps?

U. Jamesoniana? huge flower to plant ratio.

sanguinearocks101 wrote:utricularia biceps?

No

hungry carnivores wrote:U. Jamesoniana? huge flower to plant ratio.

And no.

Maybe large wasn't a good clue. Here a picture of the flower.

Good luck everyone.

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You never said it was aquatic

My last guess: U. Poconensis? Seem like a Longshot but ya never know.

hungry carnivores wrote:You never said it was aquatic

My last guess: U. Poconensis? Seem like a Longshot but ya never know.

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You are Correct. Glad you gave it one more shot.

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Thanks to Lyra for hosting this fun game. Now, it's my turn.

First clue:

Kangaroos.

Hmm, I think by kangaroos you are hinting that it is native to Australia. Drosera Scorpiodes?

It could be just about any tuberous drosera.

How about Cephalotus follicularis?

Byblis liniflora

Hmmm... So many possibilities. Utricularia dichotoma?

Nepenthes0260 wrote:Hmmm... So many possibilities. Utricularia dichotoma?

Copper2 wrote:Byblis liniflora

Benny wrote:It could be just about any tuberous drosera.

How about Cephalotus follicularis?

sanguinearocks101 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 22, 2020 9:49 pm Hmm, I think by kangaroos you are hinting that it is native to Australia. Drosera Scorpiodes?

Ok, these are all wrong but some of you are on the right track. I'll hint that it can float freely.