Drosera

18_07_2022_IMG_0619-Drosera admirabilis @ 2 years-

18_07_2022_IMG_0619-Drosera admirabilis @ 2 years-

The Drosera admirabilis flower from a carnivorous sub-tropical rosette sundew endemic to the Cape Province of South Africa. This perennial carnivorous p...
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The Drosera admirabilis flower from a carnivorous sub-tropical rosette sundew endemic to the Cape Province of South Africa. This perennial carnivorous plant entraps its prey in adhesive digestive enzymes on the ends of each leaves tentacle, where the plant absorbs the nutrients of decomposing insects.

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Aperture 14/1 ISO 100 Shutter 1/60 Focal Length 90/1

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