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Drosera admirabilis

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Drosera aff. moorei

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OOOH a yellow-flowered sundew. I had thought all were pink, white, or purple. Do all
Drosera aff (? ? ?) have yellow blooms?
 
Finch said:
OOOH a yellow-flowered sundew. I had thought all were pink, white, or purple. Do all
Drosera aff (? ? ?) have yellow blooms?
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Hey Finch,

There are a number of yellow flowered tuberous. The term "aff." is for affinis and is used by Lowrie to indicate a plant that is related to a known species but may or may not that species. So, it is more a question of if all moorei have yellow blooms and that answer is "yes". As do sulfurea and intricata and I believe subhirtela as well...
 
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