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Pameridea

Pameridea is a genus of insects comprising two species, P. roridulae and P. marlothii, that live in symbiotic relationships with carnivorous plants in the genus Roridula. Pameridea marlothii only occurs on R. dentata, while P. roridulae exists on both R. dentata and R. gorgonias.

Relationship with Roridula, Life cycle & Conservation status

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Relationship with Roridula

Dionaea muscipulaDroseraPinguiculaNepenthesSub-carnivorous
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Life cycle

ResinTrichomesArthropods
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Conservation status

Habitat destructionCultivation
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Overview

GenusInsectsSymbiotic relationshipsCarnivorous plantsRoridula
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Pameridea

Nodes23
Edges22
Triples20
Avg. degree1.91
Density0.086957
Components1

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Pameridea

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related to Relationship with Roridula · 12
Pameridea → Because, Darlingtonia, Dionaea, Drosera, However, Nepenthes, Pinguicula, Roridula, Sarracenia, The, Thus, Without
related to Life cycle · 2
Pameridea → After, Roridula
is a · 1
Pameridea → genus of insects comprising two species
related to Characteristics · 1
Pameridea → They

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roridula roridulae marlothii genus plant carnivorous insects plants live dentata captured digest symbiotic conservation status relationship arthropods resin bugs excrete

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Pamerideais agenus of insects comprising two species0.90text
Dionaea muscipulainstance ofRelationship with RoridulaThe relationship with Roridula consists primarily of the fact that Roridula produces a resin that cannot digest captured insects like other carnivorous…0.80text
Droserainstance ofRelationship with RoridulaThe relationship with Roridula consists primarily of the fact that Roridula produces a resin that cannot digest captured insects like other carnivorous…0.80text
Pinguiculainstance ofRelationship with RoridulaThe relationship with Roridula consists primarily of the fact that Roridula produces a resin that cannot digest captured insects like other carnivorous…0.80text
and Nepenthesinstance ofRelationship with RoridulaThe relationship with Roridula consists primarily of the fact that Roridula produces a resin that cannot digest captured insects like other carnivorous…0.80text
Pameridearelated to CharacteristicsThey0.60section
Pameridearelated to Life cycleRoridula0.60section
Pameridearelated to Life cycleAfter0.60section
Pameridearelated to Relationship with RoridulaThe0.60section
Pameridearelated to Relationship with RoridulaRoridula0.60section
Pameridearelated to Relationship with RoridulaDionaea0.60section
Pameridearelated to Relationship with RoridulaDrosera0.60section

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