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Both Drosera burmanni and Drosera sessilifolia are members of the subgenus Thelocalyx, and both are characterized by a 5 part gynoecium, that is, the ovary is in 5 parts vs 3 parts as is common for most droserae. This fact alone indicates that these species are very ancient forms. The...
Hey all, I was just wondering out of curiosity, does anyone else grow D. sessilifolia here? Recently acquiring this rare drosera I was just wondering if anyone has the pleasure of growing this gem? Thanks!
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