Genlisea

Carnivorous Plants / Insectivorous Plants

carnivorous plants - Genlisea-1TRAP TYPE: Flypaper Trap
Currently Ca. 20 listed species occupying habitats in Africa, Madagascar, and South America.

Ca. 20 Listed Species
G. angolensis Good. (1924) | G. aurea A. St. Hil. (1833) | G. barthlottii Poremski, E. Fischer & Gemmel (1996) | G. filiformis A. St. Hil. (1833) | G. glabra P. Taylor (1967) | G. glandulosissima R.E. Fries (1916) | G. guianensis N.E. Br. (1900) | G. lobata Fromm-Trinta (1989) | G. margaretae Hutch. (1946) | G. pallida Fromm-Trinta & P. Taylor (1985) | G .pygmaea A. St. Hil. (1833) | G. repens Benj. (1847) | G. roraimensis N.E. Br. (1901) | G. sanariapoana Steyerm. (1953) | G. stapfii A. Chev. (1912) | G. subglabra Stapf (1906) | G. taylorii Eb. Fischer, Poremski & Barthlott (2000) | G. uncinata P. Taylor & E. Fromm-Trinta (1983) | G. violacea A. St. Hil. (1833)

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