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‘Striking’ pair of carnivorous plants discovered around mountain-top lagoon in Ecuador

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Botanists from Ecuador, Germany, and the United States have described two new species of carnivorous plants. They are part of the butterworts, a group of flowering plants that can catch and digest small insects with their sticky leaves. The new species were discovered in the high Andes of southern Ecuador, close to the border with Peru.

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‘Striking’ pair of carnivorous plants discovered on mountains in Ecuador

One of the plants was found growing on the bare rock face, photos show.

2 years ago·Gulfport, United States

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The Ledger-Enquirer

‘Striking’ pair of carnivorous plants discovered around mountain-top lagoon in Ecuador

One of the plants was found growing on the bare rock face, photos show.

2 years ago·Columbus, United States

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‘Striking’ pair of carnivorous plants discovered around mountain-top lagoon in Ecuador

One of the plants was found growing on the bare rock face, photos show.

2 years ago·Georgia, United States

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Belleville News-Democrat

‘Striking’ pair of carnivorous plants discovered on mountains in Ecuador

One of the plants was found growing on the bare rock face, photos show.

2 years ago·Belleville, United States

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Bradenton Herald

‘Striking’ pair of carnivorous plants discovered around mountain-top lagoon in Ecuador

One of the plants was found growing on the bare rock face, photos show.

2 years ago

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The Bellingham Herald

‘Striking’ pair of carnivorous plants discovered around mountain-top lagoon in Ecuador

One of the plants was found growing on the bare rock face, photos show.

2 years ago

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Phys.org broke the news in United Kingdom 2 years ago on Monday, March 27, 2023.

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