Sketches and Guesses

[Clue]

I admit that these aren't very good, but here are some sketches. If you can guess all four correctly, some more sketches will be uploaded (and better ones, at that!).

#1

#2

#3 (The obvious one)

#4

 

[Adam]

where are they?

 

[dvg]

I really like contests, and I'm fairly certain of the first three, but here are my four guesses.

1) N. pervillei

2) N. lingulata

3) N.clipeata

4) N. mirabilis?

Thanks for putting on your contest Clue.

 

[Clue]

Dvg: Close!

The Rest of You: Keep guessing!

 

[carnivoure12]

1. N. Pervillei
2. N. Lingulata hmm though the appendage looks a bit short to me
3. Hmmm how hard very unexpected N. clipeata
4. N. Boschiana

 

[SirKristoff]

1. pervillei
2. lingulata
3.clipeata
4.im gonna say bokorensis

 

[carnivoure12]

Ohhh 4. is Bokoriensis thats what I meant, not boschiana.

 

[SirKristoff]

or could 2 be chaniana?

 

[carnivoure12]

Ahh SK might be righ hmmmm the hair on the tendril is not a lingulata characteristic.

1. N. Pervillei
2. N. Pilosa
3. N. Cluepeata
3. N. Bokoriensis

 

[SirKristoff]

pilosa does not fit that either C12, pilosa is much different than chaniana.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nepenthes_chaniana
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nepenthes_pilosa

so i will stick with

pervillei
chaniana
clipeata
bokorensis

 

[carnivoure12]

The pictures in Pitcher Plants of the Old world of Pilosa are much better, and the darw-ring looks like pilosa from me judging form the books.

 

[SirKristoff]

pitcher shape fits with uppers, they are too damn similar lol someone should add coloration to the freakin things <_< *cough* clue *cough* and more detailed in the spots or striping in peristome

 

[Clue]

they are too damn similar lol someone should add coloration to the freakin things <_< *cough* clue *cough* and more detailed in the spots or striping in peristome

That would take the fun out of it!

 

[dvg]

Okay, since I was close before, how about:

1) N. pervillei I just noticed that N. alba has a similar pitcher shape to pervillei

2) N. chaniana

3) N. clipeata

4) N. mirabilis

 

[SirKristoff]

ill fight it to the end, that is not a mirabilis, the pitcher shape fits with N. bokorensis
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nepenthes_bokorensis

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Nepenthes_bokorensis_lowers.jpg

 

[dvg]

Well you're probably right on that Kris so just for a laugh how about:

1) N. pervillei
2) N. chaniana
3) N. clipeata
4) N. kongkandana

 

[carnivoure12]

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[SirKristoff]

Clue, the first one is pervillei, the flowers make it obvious. They are so much different than other species of neps.

 

[Nepenthes101]

Hi. I'm guessing

1 Pervellei
2. Chaniana
3 Clipeata
4. Mirabilis

 

[D_muscipula]

Pervileii
stenophylla (upper pitchers)
Clipeata x eymae (Because the way the tendril attaches to the leaf with the unopened pitcher.)
not sure