Here you have the scientific names (Nepenthes aristolochioides, Drosera tokaiensis, Nepenthes rajah, Drosera madagascariensis), try to put the correct name to each one.
Then, explain the main trapping mechanisms.
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Thursday, December 23, 2010
Nastic Movements
Look at the photos. Could you tell me which group of plants they belong to?
Here you have the scientific names (Nepenthes aristolochioides, Drosera tokaiensis, Nepenthes rajah, Drosera madagascariensis), try to put the correct name to each one.
Then, explain the main trapping mechanisms.
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Here you have the scientific names (Nepenthes aristolochioides, Drosera tokaiensis, Nepenthes rajah, Drosera madagascariensis), try to put the correct name to each one.
Then, explain the main trapping mechanisms.
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4
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1Drosera tokaiensis:IS A CARNIVORY PLANT
ReplyDelete2Drosera madagascariensi.IS A CARNIVORI PLANT
3Nepenthes aristolochides:unusual pitcher morphology, having an almost vertical opening to its traps.
4 Nepenthes rajah:is an insectivorous pitcher plant species
happy christmas, YOLANDA
My answers are:
ReplyDelete1 Drosera tokaiensis: It's a carnivorous plant located in Japan. Its nastic movement is the action of open and close its leaves to catch its prey, as carnivorous plants.
2. Drosea madagascariensi: It's a carnivorous plant which is found in Africa. Its nastic movement consist in the action of open and close its leaves to catch its prey, as carnivorous plants.
3 Nepenthes aristolochides: Yolanda, I think it's wrong and you mean "Nepenthes aristolochioides". It's a tropical pitcher plant located in Sumatra. Insects fall and are introduced in a species of jar, where digestion takes place. It closes its leaves (It's nepenthes aristolochioides' nastic movement) and insects can't flee.
That plant is in danger of extinction.
4 Nepenthes rajah: It's an insectivorous pitcher plant found in Borneo, Malasia. It's nastic movement is the action of close its leaves when insects are caught in a species of jar, as nepenthes aristolochioides. It's in danger of extinction, too, but no so much as the other plant.
Happy new year 2011 and have a good time Yolanda!
You are right Antonio, it was a mistake, the correct name is Nepenthes aristolochioides.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year!
1.-Drosera tokaiensis:is a carnivorous plant native to Japan.
ReplyDelete2.-Drosera madagascariensi: is a carnivorous plant native to the tropical Africa.
3.-Nepenthes aristolochioides: is a tropical pitcher plant endemic to Sumatra.
4.-Nepenthes rajah:is an insectivorous pitcher plant found in Borneo, Malasia.
Happy New Year Yolanda :)
Hi partners!:)
ReplyDelete1)Drosera tokaiensis:Is a Carnivory plant
2)Drosera madagascariensi.Is a Carnivori plant like Drosera tokaiensis.
3)Nepenthes aristolochides: It is a tropical pitcher plant.
4) Nepenthes rajah: Is an insectivorous pitcher plant species.
See you tomorrow!
1.Drosera tokaiensis:is a carnivorous plant native to Japan.
ReplyDelete2.Drosera madagascariensis:is a carnivorous plant native to Africa.
3.Nepenthes aristolochioides:is a tropical pitcher plant endemic to Sumatra.
4.Nepenthes rajah:is an insectivorous pitcher plant species of the Nepenthaceae family.
Happy New Year Yolanda!!:)
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ReplyDelete1.-->Drosera tokaiensis:is a carnivorous plant> Japan.
ReplyDelete2.-->Drosera madagascariensis:is a carnivorous> Africa.
3.-->Nepenthes aristolochioides:is a tropical plant> Sumatra.
4.-->Nepenthes rajah:is an insectivorous pitcher plant.
Drosera tokaiensis: a carnivorous plant which catches the prey with its leaves
ReplyDeleteDrosera madagascariensi:aq carnivorous plant which catches the prey with its leaves
Nepenthes aristolochioides: a pitcher plant. it catches the insects in a receptacle like a jar
Nepenthes rajah: a pitcher plant which catches the prey in a type of jar, like Nepenthes aristolochioides
my answer is:
ReplyDelete1.Drosera tokaiensis:is a carnivorous plant native to Japan.
2.Drosera madagascariensis:is a carnivorous plant native to Africa.
3.Nepenthes aristolochioides:is a tropical pitcher plant endemic to Sumatra.
4.Nepenthes rajah:is an insectivorous pitcher plant.
1. Drosera tokaiensis: is a carnivorous plant native to Japan.
ReplyDelete2. Drosera madagascariensis: is a carnivorous plant native to Africa.
3. Nepenthes aristolochioides: is a tropical pitcher plant endemic to Sumatra.
4. Nepenthes rajah: is an insectivorous pitcher plant.
:)