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strath76 30th November 2008 07:49 AM

Utricularia uniflora
 
Just thought I would show off one of my latest additions. I got this plant yesterday. The flower reminds me of a small dichotoma flower.

http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/m...iauniflora.jpg

plantlover 30th November 2008 03:41 PM

Re: Utricularia uniflora
 
How cute.....

edwardyeeks 30th November 2008 10:04 PM

Re: Utricularia uniflora
 
Lol......strath, now you are showing off your collection? Nvm......its a beautiful flower. I like it.....soo cute.

Cheers

strath76 1st December 2008 11:59 AM

Re: Utricularia uniflora
 
Thanks Edward but I can't really take credit for this at this stage as I only got it on the weekend. Just thought it would be good to share as we don't seem to get too many Utric flowers posted here.

grandmaster 30th December 2008 06:47 PM

Re: Utricularia uniflora
 
What is the location form?.

strath76 31st December 2008 04:53 AM

Re: Utricularia uniflora
 
Hi Grandmaster. Not sure on the location for this plant. I will check the label to see if it has anything on it.

grandmaster 8th January 2009 05:39 PM

Re: Utricularia uniflora
 
looks nothing like the true Utricularia uniflora from the Blue mountains or the Royal National park.

Amelie.Poulain 8th January 2009 06:58 PM

Re: Utricularia uniflora
 
somehow the flower reminds me of u. minutissima :)

Varhoon Vystra 10th January 2009 09:51 PM

so cute plant.

Oh ya and where did u get the plant...

strath76 12th January 2009 10:14 AM

Re: Utricularia uniflora
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by grandmaster (Post 11543)
looks nothing like the true Utricularia uniflora from the Blue mountains or the Royal National park.

I have done a bit of research after you posted this. I am not sure of teh ones you are speaking of but it looks similar to other photo's that have been posted on the web. I know that this is not a great basis for plant ID and I stand to bew corrected if someone can tell me what they think it is.

Amelie, I also looked at minutisima and while I see w=some similarities it looks a lot closer to uniflora from what I have seen.

In terms of where it came from. I purchased it at the Victorian Carnivorous Plant Society annual show this year.

I will endeavor to try and get some location or at least background information when VCPS meetings resume later this year. Cheers.


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