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Roridula

Roridula (/rɒˈrɪdjʊlə/; from Latin roridus "dewy") is a genus of evergreen, insect-trapping shrubs, with two species, of about 1.3–2 m (4.3–6.6 ft). It is the only genus in the family Roridulaceae. It has thin, woody, shyly branching, upright, initially brown, later grey stems, with lance- to awl-shaped leaves crowded at their tips. The star-symmetrical…

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ShrubsTaprootSide rootsPerennialAlternately
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Distribution, habitat and ecology

EndemicTulbaghClanwilliamCeresSomerset West
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Taxonomy

Carl LinnaeusLatinJules Émile PlanchonOchnaceaeGeorge Bentham
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Fossil record

ExtantAmberEoceneYantarny mineKaliningrad
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Roridula

Nodes80
Edges79
Triples51
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.025
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related to Taxonomy · 20
Roridula → Arthur Cronquist, British, Byblidaceae, Carl Linnaeus, Clethraceae, Current, DNA-analysis, Droseraceae, George Bentham, Hutchinson, In, Johannes Gottfried Hallier, Joseph Dalton Hooker, Jules, Latin, Ochnaceae, Over, Planchon, Roridulaceae, The
related to Distribution, habitat and ecology · 12
Roridula → Both, Ceres, Clanwilliam, December, Flowering, September, Somerset West, South Africa, Swellendam, The, Tulbagh, Western Cape
related to Fossil record · 11
Roridula → Eocene, Fragments, Gondwana, Kaliningrad, Leaf, Northern Hemisphere, Organic, Stomata, The, These, Yantarny
related to Description · 5
Roridula → Inside, The, These, They, When
related to Use · 2
Roridula → Cape, Early
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Roridula → Photos

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leaves species insects genus pameridea tentacles sepals bugs gorgonias plant drosera dentata long petals anthers leaf glands two ft sticky

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Roridularelated to DescriptionThe0.60section
Roridularelated to DescriptionThey0.60section
Roridularelated to DescriptionInside0.60section
Roridularelated to DescriptionThese0.60section
Roridularelated to DescriptionWhen0.60section
Roridularelated to Distribution, habitat and ecologyThe0.60section
Roridularelated to Distribution, habitat and ecologyWestern Cape0.60section
Roridularelated to Distribution, habitat and ecologySouth Africa0.60section
Roridularelated to Distribution, habitat and ecologyTulbagh0.60section
Roridularelated to Distribution, habitat and ecologyClanwilliam0.60section
Roridularelated to Distribution, habitat and ecologyCeres0.60section
Roridularelated to Distribution, habitat and ecologySomerset West0.60section

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