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Old 14th May 2010, 02:59 PM
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Dear Sir,

Pls advice on How do we identifying between D. intermedia, D.capillaris and D.spathulata?



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Old 14th May 2010, 09:30 PM
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Hi,

D.spatulata (spathulata is not the correct spelling) is easy to tell apart. It is a flat rosette with flattened petioles. D.capillaris and D.intermedia are not that easy but D.intermedia tends to be bigger and with more erect leaves and longer petioles.
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Old 14th May 2010, 10:26 PM
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Check the shape of the seed. If you have a microscope.

D. capillaris.
http://www.utricularia.net/bilder/dr...DROS10_006.php

D. intermedia & D. spatulata.
http://www.honda-e.com/A04_Seed%20Li...dLibrary02.htm
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Hi,

D.spatulata (spathulata is not the correct spelling) is easy to tell apart. It is a flat rosette with flattened petioles. D.capillaris and D.intermedia are not that easy but D.intermedia tends to be bigger and with more erect leaves and longer petioles.
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Check the shape of the seed. If you have a microscope.

D. capillaris.
http://www.utricularia.net/bilder/dr...DROS10_006.php

D. intermedia & D. spatulata.
http://www.honda-e.com/A04_Seed%20Li...dLibrary02.htm
I do not have microscope
How about the plant?
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From left to right.
D. spatulata, D. capillaris, D. capillaris 'Long Leaf', D. intermedia.
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From left to right.
D. spatulata, D. capillaris, D. capillaris 'Long Leaf', D. intermedia.

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Base on above information, I guess it was D. spatulate
I just notice that their are different and fund it at D. intermedia 'cuba'

Pls help t confirm for me

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From the photo, the plant seems just repoted it or dont have the best environment.

If leaf is always laying flat at the media, it suppose is D. spatulatha.
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Look more like D. tokaiensis. You need to ask the one who gave/ sold you this plant.
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