Utricularia bidentata Species Profile
Utricularia bidentata is an annual terrestrial bladderwort endemic to Northern Australia. The species is named for its two toothlike ridges at the centre of the flower. Utricularia bidentata is a…
Utricularia bidentata is an annual terrestrial bladderwort endemic to Northern Australia. The species is named for its two toothlike ridges at the centre of the flower. Utricularia bidentata is a…
The purple flowered form of Utricularia kamienskii is found in sandstone habitat in the Kakadu National Park and Arnhem Escarpment. Apart from the colour, it is morphologically and genetically similar…
Utricularia cowiei is an annual terrestrial bladderwort endemic to the Kimberley region of Western Australia. Utricularia cowiei is a small plant with scapes that reach around 10 cm tall and…
Utricularia tridactyla is a terrestrial bladderwort endemic to the Kimberley Region of Western Australia. It is named after its three flower lobes which resemble a claw. Utricularia tridactyla is a…
Utricularia papilliscapa is a bladderwort endemic to the Kimberley region of Western Australia. It is named for the papillose penduncle base. Utricularia papilliscapa is a small bladderwort that grows around…
Utricularia georgei is an annual bladderwort endemic to the Kimberley region of northern Western Australia. Utricularia georgei is a small bladderwort that grows to around 15cm in height. The lower…
The Northern Territory form of Drosera paradoxa is found in sandstone creeks in the Arnhem Escarpment. It is known for its towering stems. Drosera paradoxa NT-form is a medium sized…
Vandellia cleistandra (Lindernia cleistandra) is a glandular plant that is suspected of being carnivorous. All vegetative parts of the plant are covered with stalked glands that secrete a sticky glue.…
Utricularia albertiana is an antennae-bearing bladderwort endemic to the Northern Kimberley in Western Australia. Utricularia albertiana is a medium sized bladderwort, with flowers about 4-5 cm in length. Its antennae…
Utricularia antennifera is an antenna-bearing bladderwort endemic to the Kimberley region in Western Australia. The species is named for its long flower projections, which are reminiscent of an insect's antennae.…