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After last spring’s paintbrush pollination, shiny ebony seeds dropped in sphagnum become traps poised to ensnare what the pitchers above can’t.
Written by Cameron Brooks
April 7, 2012 at 7:55 pm
Posted in Carnivorous
Tagged with Classroom Plant, Dionaea muscipula, Hooded Pitcher Plant, nature, pitcher plant, Sarracenia minor, Venus Flytrap
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