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Carnivorous Plant Newsletter Sept 1999 by gppgpp1993 is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document summarizes observations of Drosera arcturi in Tasmania and compares it to Drosera regia from South Africa. Drosera arcturi in Tasmania produces larger, more robust plants with leaves up to 25 cm long compared to the typical smaller form elsewhere. It grows from sea level to over 1400 m elevation in buttongrass swamps and alpine herb fields. The Tasmanian form shares similarities with D. regia, including large leaves, multiple flowers per scape, and a horizontal rhizome.
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