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Plant Species Biology
Certain carnivorous plant species display geographical variation in trap coloration, which may impact interactions with prey. Our study focused on Drosera indica (Droseraceae) in tropical Thailand and its phylogenetically related species Drosera ...
Kazuki Tagawa +3 more
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Certain carnivorous plant species display geographical variation in trap coloration, which may impact interactions with prey. Our study focused on Drosera indica (Droseraceae) in tropical Thailand and its phylogenetically related species Drosera ...
Kazuki Tagawa +3 more
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1998
Abstract This family comprises four genera of carnivorous plants: Drosera L. has about 125 species, while the other three genera are monospecific. Aldrovanda L. is an aquatic, rootless herb with a world-wide distribution excluding the New World and Pacific.
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Abstract This family comprises four genera of carnivorous plants: Drosera L. has about 125 species, while the other three genera are monospecific. Aldrovanda L. is an aquatic, rootless herb with a world-wide distribution excluding the New World and Pacific.
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Ethology
Rapid movement of individual organs by plants can function as effective defenses against herbivores, yet such responses are energetically costly and may interfere with other important ecological functions.
Kazuki Tagawa +2 more
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Rapid movement of individual organs by plants can function as effective defenses against herbivores, yet such responses are energetically costly and may interfere with other important ecological functions.
Kazuki Tagawa +2 more
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Journal of Photochemistry and Photobiology. B: Biology, 2019
Plants from the family Droseraceae, especially Drosera sp. and Dionaea sp., are naturally rich in phenolic derivatives such as plumbagin, among others.
Wojciech Makowski +6 more
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Plants from the family Droseraceae, especially Drosera sp. and Dionaea sp., are naturally rich in phenolic derivatives such as plumbagin, among others.
Wojciech Makowski +6 more
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Chemical evidence for hybridity in Drosera (Droseraceae)
Biochemical Systematics and Ecology, 2016Naphthoquinone patterns found in Drosera hybrids between quinone-heterogenous parent species are reported here for the first time. Quinone patterns are constant in and characteristic for all taxa investigated. Each investigated parent species contains only one quinone isomer (either plumbagin or 7-methyljuglone), whereas all investigated hybrids ...
Jan Schlauer, Andreas Fleischmann
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Glandular hairs in the genus Drosera (Droseraceae)
Plant Systematics and Evolution, 1995On the leaves and sepals of 52 species, representing all sections of the genusDrosera except one, 14 different types of glandular hairs were found: two-celled papillae, peltate scales, several types with unbranched, bi- or multiseriate stalk with a two- or multicellular gland, and one type with a multiseriate stalk and a two-armed gland.
R. Länger, I. Pein, B. Kopp
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