Drosera anglica

Drosera anglica is a subalpine perennial carnivorous plant of the genus Drosera, Department of Droseraceae. The summer caught the tiny insects, the digest nutrients dissolve as glandular hairs at the top of the leaves growing in the wetlands, oze to the sticky substance. Summer, flower, bloom of tiny white flowers at the tip.

Generic name: Drosera anglica aka:Drosera, scientific name:Drosera anglica aka:Drosera , Other name: great sundew
Habitat: Northern Hemisphere boreal region and the island of Kauai, In Japan Hokkaido-in southern oze environment: mire and volcanic island life-carnivorous plant: 10-40 cm, leaf length: 3-4 cm. leaf: linear lanceolate needle-shaped leaf arrangement, leaf margin: alternate petiole length: 5-10 cm leaf surfaces of leaves at the top red, long-hair. stipule: ninomiya of radial symmetry flower flowers: volume scattered flowers (Scorpion flower) ,stalk length: 10-20 cm , petals diameter: 2 cm, perianth piece long:0.7cm flowering: July-August flower color: white petals: 5 petal length: 1 cm petals form: obovate stamens number 5 scape length: 10-15 cm, fruit capsule and ripens fruit uses: ornamental for note: endangered endangered II (VU)