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NAME: [Utricularia alpina]
#DBDESC: cultivated plant with flower
IMAGE: ualp1.jpg
DESC: flowers
IMAGE: ualp2.jpg
DESC: more of the plant
DATE: Summer, 1997
CREDIT: Haakan Murevaern
TEXT: {
<em>Utricularia alpina</em> in full blossom.
}

NAME: [Nepenthes thorelii]
#DBDESC: cultivated plant showing the red pitchers
IMAGE: ntorel1.jpg
DESC: close-up of one pitcher
IMAGE: ntorel2.jpg
DESC: whole plant
DATE: Summer, 1997
CREDIT: Haakan Murevaern
TEXT: {
<em>Nepenthes thorelii</em> in cultivation.
}

NAME: [Catopsis berteroniana]
IMAGE: catopsis.jpg
DESC: cultivated plant with more than one growing point after flowering
DATE: Summer, 1997
CREDIT: Haakan Murevaern
TEXT: {
<em>Catopsis</em> have a white slippery surface and water filled rosette.
}

NAME: [Drosera pulchella]
IMAGE: pulchel1.jpg
DESC: cultivated plant with red flowers
DATE: Spring, 1997
CREDIT: Haakan Murevaern
TEXT: {
<em>Drosera pulchella</em> could also have white flowers. 
This flowering plant is 20 mm in diameter.
}

NAME: [Drosera petiolaris]
IMAGE: dpetio.jpg
DESC: cultivated young plant
DATE: Summer, 1997
CREDIT: Haakan Murevaern
TEXT: {
<em>Drosera petiolaris</em> is from Australia.
}

NAME: [Drosera scorpioides]
IMAGE: dscorp.jpg
DESC: cultivated plant with flowers
DATE: Summer, 1997
CREDIT: Haakan Murevaern
TEXT: {
<em>Drosera</em> with white to pale pink flowers. 
The flowers are big compared to the size of the plant. 
}

NAME: [Drosera villosa]
IMAGE: dvillos.jpg
DESC: cultivated plant
DATE: Summer, 1997
CREDIT: Haakan Murevaern
TEXT: {
<em>Drosera villosa</em> is a nice Sundew from Brasil.
}

NAME: [Heliamphora minor]
IMAGE: hmin.jpg
DESC: cultivated plant with first mature pitcher
DATE: Summer, 1997
CREDIT: Haakan Murevaern
TEXT: {
This young <em>Heliamphora minor</em> has only one mature pitcher.
}

NAME: [Nepenthes rafflesiana]
IMAGE: nraffles.jpg
DESC: pitcher of a cultivated plant
DATE: Summer, 1997
CREDIT: Haakan Murevaern
TEXT: {
A pitcher of <em>Nepenthes rafflesiana</em>.
}

NAME: [Nepenthes truncata]
IMAGE: ntrunc1.jpg
DESC: cultivated plant with pitcher and leaves
DATE: Summer, 1997
CREDIT: Haakan Murevaern
TEXT: {
<em>Nepenthes truncata</em> is a big plant with unusal leaf shape.
}

NAME: [Drosera capensis "Alba"]
IMAGE: dcapa.jpg
DESC: cultivated plant with flowers
DATE: Summer, 1997
CREDIT: Haakan Murevaern
TEXT: {
The "alba" form differs from the typical <em>Drosera capensis</em> in
that it contains no red pigment whatsoever.  The flowers are white instead
of the typical pink.
}