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N.spathulata

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Filename:	Picture 105.jpg
Album name:	Plants and Pichers
Submitted by:	Nick
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Re: N.spathulata

Posted: 2006/3/27 20:32 Updated: 2006/3/27 20:32

SydneyNeps

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Nice pitchers and great pic, but it's actually N. sibuyanensis, not spathulata (starts with the right letter though

Re: N.spathulata

Posted: 2006/3/28 13:54 Updated: 2006/3/28 13:54

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how can you tell? im not to familiar with neps

what is the parentage of N. sibuyanensis , theres a ventricosa look in the pitchers

Re: N.spathulata

Posted: 2006/3/28 15:58 Updated: 2006/3/28 15:58

SydneyNeps

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Sibuyanensis, being a Philippines species, is related to ventricosa, as there are similarities in terms of pitcher shape and growth habit, in the same way that bellii is closely related to merrilliana.

Re: N.spathulata

Posted: 2007/12/12 19:25 Updated: 2007/12/12 19:25

Billy

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I'd like to say that the plant above is definetly not spathulata.

Billy