#pitcherplant — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #pitcherplant, aggregated by home.social.
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Sarracenia rubra has been putting out some decent pitchers in the latter part of the summer. This is subspecies wherryi, named after botanist Edgar T. Wherry, who did a lot of work on various species of Sarracenia. Native to restricted parts of Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida, it is also known as Wherry's sweet pitcher plant.
#plants #carnivorousplants #SavageGarden #botany #nature #naturephotography #biodiversity #photography #biology #ecology #pitcherplant
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Sarracenia rubra has been putting out some decent pitchers in the latter part of the summer. This is subspecies wherryi, named after botanist Edgar T. Wherry, who did a lot of work on various species of Sarracenia. Native to restricted parts of Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida, it is also known as Wherry's sweet pitcher plant.
#plants #carnivorousplants #SavageGarden #botany #nature #naturephotography #biodiversity #photography #biology #ecology #pitcherplant
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Sarracenia rubra has been putting out some decent pitchers in the latter part of the summer. This is subspecies wherryi, named after botanist Edgar T. Wherry, who did a lot of work on various species of Sarracenia. Native to restricted parts of Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida, it is also known as Wherry's sweet pitcher plant.
#plants #carnivorousplants #SavageGarden #botany #nature #naturephotography #biodiversity #photography #biology #ecology #pitcherplant
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Sarracenia rubra has been putting out some decent pitchers in the latter part of the summer. This is subspecies wherryi, named after botanist Edgar T. Wherry, who did a lot of work on various species of Sarracenia. Native to restricted parts of Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida, it is also known as Wherry's sweet pitcher plant.
#plants #carnivorousplants #SavageGarden #botany #nature #naturephotography #biodiversity #photography #biology #ecology #pitcherplant
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Sarracenia rubra has been putting out some decent pitchers in the latter part of the summer. This is subspecies wherryi, named after botanist Edgar T. Wherry, who did a lot of work on various species of Sarracenia. Native to restricted parts of Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida, it is also known as Wherry's sweet pitcher plant.
#plants #carnivorousplants #SavageGarden #botany #nature #naturephotography #biodiversity #photography #biology #ecology #pitcherplant