NAME: [Drosera erythrorhiza ssp collina]
DBDESC: plants in the wild, in Western Australia
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DESC: Clump of plants in Kings Park, Perth
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DESC: Couple of plants in the Darling Range
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DESC: Rosette in last July
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DESC: Rosette, with a lighter as scale size
DATE: July 1994
CREDIT: Serge Lavayssiere, Scan Roger Savelli
TEXT: {
Drosera erythrorhiza ssp collina is very common in the Jarrah Forest that 
covers the Darling Range.
Depending of the place, different forms or sub-species occur.
}

NAME: [Drosera erythrorhiza ssp erythrorhiza]
DBDESC: plants in the wild in Western australia
IMAGE: sl_bb02a.jpg
DESC: Habitat. Note the soil of quite pure white fine sand
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DESC: clump of plants
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DESC: Rosette
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DESC: Rosette
DATE: July 1994
CREDIT: Serge Lavayssiere, Scan Roger Savelli
TEXT: {
Drosera erythrorhiza ssp erythrorhiza grows in the coastal sandy coast 
around Perth, in quite pure white fine sand.
}

NAME: [Drosera erythrorhiza ssp magna]
DBDESC: plants in the wild, 20km North of Cataby, Western Australia
IMAGE: sl_bm01.jpg
DESC: Habitat : this part of Banksia forest have burnt on the previous 
summer, so Drosera were easy to find on yellow or white sand beds.
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DESC: Clump of plants
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DESC: Clump of plants
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DESC: Plants, with a lighter as scale size
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DESC: Close up of 2 rosettes
DATE: July 1994
CREDIT: Serge Lavayssiere, Scan Roger Savelli
TEXT: {
These plants are in the wild, 20km North of Cataby, Western Australia.
Summer fire enhances flowering. In late July, many plants had caps with 
mature seeds.
}

NAME: [Drosera erythrorhiza "Roleystone Red"]
DBDESC: colorful form from Roleystone Hill, East of Perth in the Darling Range.
IMAGE: sl_ba11.jpg
DESC: Clump of plants, with seed pots
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DESC: Close up of a plant
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DESC: Close up of a plant
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DESC: A very colored young specimen
DATE: July 1994
CREDIT: Serge Lavayssiere, Scan Roger Savelli
TEXT: {
This very colorful form occurs on the Roleystone Hill, just East of
Perth in the Darling Range.  Found in an open forest which have burnt a
few years ago.  Many plants were producing seeds.
}

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NAME: [Drosera erythrorhiza ssp squamosa]
DBDESC: A very colorful sub species, 50km SE of Perth, in the Darling Range
IMAGE: sl_bd31.jpg
DESC: A couple of plant, on the soil of the "Jarrah Forest"
IMAGE: sl_bd30.jpg
DESC: Close up of a plant
IMAGE: sl_bd32.jpg
DESC: Close up of a plant
DATE: July 1994
CREDIT: Serge Lavayssiere, Scan Roger Savelli
TEXT: {
A very impressive colorful sub species, occuring about 50km South 
East of Perth, in the Darling Range.
On the same location, we observed many variations in the leaf 
shape of differents plants, some ones being quate round, other ones being 
very elongated.
}

NAME: [Utricularia endresii]
DBDESC: multiple views of flower, in cultivation
IMAGE: u_endre1.jpg
DESC: Front view of a flower
IMAGE: u_endre2.jpg
DESC: half side view of a flower
DATE: october 1994
CREDIT: Serge Lavayssiere
TEXT: {
Flower looks much like U. alpina in shape,
but are of a nice mauve color.
Leaves are very few, and less thick than U. alpina.
}