Drosera glabripes ((Harv. ex Planch.) Stein)

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Caulescent woody perennials (roots ab­sent from herbarium collections). Stem decumbent, only the upper, younger part erect, densely covered with the old reflexed, hard petioles and stipules. Leaves closely imbricate, spreading; petioles 2-2-5 cm long, firm, strigose inside the concave lower side; stipules large, 1 cm, orange brown, entire at the base, cleft above into 5-7 long bristles; lamina obovate, up to 1 cm long and 5 mm broad, with the long, knob-shaped tentacles densely arranged along the margin; lower surface strigose with the hairs attached laterally near one side, parallel with the epidermis. Inflorescences 1-2, ap­pearing near the apex, up to 10 cm long, scape leafless, wiry, somewhat flexuose, ped eels up to 7 mm long; flowers 6-12, secund. Calyx-lobes ovate, acute 5 mm long. Petals broadly obovate, cuneate, 11 mm long, reddish purple. Stamens short with the connective rhomboidal. Styles bifurcate, stigmatic apex shortly flabellate-multifid. Capsule depressed-globose; seeds fusiform, 1 • 5 mm long, with a broad foot and a tapered apiculus, papillate-beaded. Fig. 28 : 15.

Drosera glabripes in Global Plants on JSTOR

Description

Rhizomatous perennial to 30cm, woody below, longish, sprawling stems; Leaf petiolate, (longish leaf stalks), blades shortly obovoid and stipules long-lacerate; flowers several, secund (to one side of the stem), stigmas shortly multifid.

Similar to Drosera capensis, but with longish sprawling stems and differing habitat; Drosera capensis preferring wet sites.

Habitat

Peaty, sandstone slopes

Flower Date

December to January

Drosera glabripes (fernkloof.org.za)

DESCRIPTION:

Shape: prostrate

Leaf color: green

Trap color: green with red tentacles

Drosera glabripes (probably glabripes hybrid: x corynthiaca) - Diflora

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