A short visit to find carnivorous plants in Northern Taiwan

Roads in the slightly mountainous areas of Northern Taiwan provide access to observe multiple carnivorous plant species. Amongst them are Utricularia species, presumably introduced by hobbyists many years ago. I present here my findings from a series of visits, documenting the species observed, their habitats, and their interactions within this unique environment.

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Carnivorous Plant Newsletter
Published
2025-02-01
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https://doi.org/10.55360/cpn541.al242
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Plant and Biological Electrophysiology Studies
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A short visit to find carnivorous plants in Northern Taiwan

A Liu
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A short visit to find carnivorous plants in Northern Taiwan

A Liu
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Abstract

Roads in the slightly mountainous areas of Northern Taiwan provide access to observe multiple carnivorous plant species. Amongst them are Utricularia species, presumably introduced by hobbyists many years ago. I present here my findings from a series of visits, documenting the species observed, their habitats, and their interactions within this unique environment.

Carnivorous Plant NewsletterVol. 54(1)
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