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By 5304457
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MaxVft wrote: Tue Jun 08, 2021 6:47 pm
5304457 wrote: Tue Jun 08, 2021 6:34 pm Is it the pineapple plant (Ananas comosus)? Bromelain comes from this plant and they were discovered by europeans in 1493.
Would you like for me to host a giveaway on a specified date,or would you like something personally when I get ahold of something I don't really need?
It's no big deal, this for fun after all and learning that pineapples are apparently carnivorous to some degree is a treat in itself.

My hint is: An angiosperm that never flowers
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By MaxVft
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But there is no such!
Gymnosperm would have to be a suitable answer,as after an entire hour of googling and wikipidea-ing,all I found was the word "Gymnosperm".
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By albertoburrito
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Yea, but maybe they meant it rarely flowers.
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By MaxVft
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albertoburrito wrote: Thu Jun 10, 2021 9:30 pm Yea, but maybe they meant it rarely flowers.
That could be possible, but we will probably need another hint. Also, nice choice on your new avatar! I like it :D
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It is an angiosperm, and is technically capable of flowering, however in the wild it does not flower as in order to flower it needs certain hormones that it is not capable of producing enough of. If these hormones are artificially introduced to it it will flower.
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By albertoburrito
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Not carnivorous, but I heard that the pothos plant rarely flowers.
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By MaxVft
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OH, Epipremnum aureum...
How did I not think of that?
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By MaxVft
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Anyone wish to play again? It's been an exact 2 months.. :D
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By MaxVft
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Ok, I will restart this topic and pick a new plant.

Hints:

1. It is known as one of the biggest Pygmy genera/subspecies in it's species.
2. It is carnivorous(obviously).
3. It forms a long 'stem' of petioled traps over time.
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By bcavanau
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CPhunter101 wrote:This one's too easy, drosera scorpioides.
Crap, did my Google-foo and posted, and you beat me once it refreshed.
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By CPhunter101
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bcavanau wrote:Crap, did my Google-foo and posted, and you beat me once it refreshed.
I just memorize facts from "The Savage Garden" for this one! Would you like to go next?
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By bcavanau
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CPhunter101 wrote:
bcavanau wrote:Crap, did my Google-foo and posted, and you beat me once it refreshed.
I just memorize facts from "The Savage Garden" for this one! Would you like to go next?
Nah, go for it, still too much learning to do. I will keep trying to solve and learn.
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