Research into mosquito larvae in pitchers

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26th June 2009, 10:10 PM

TranMinh

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Re: Research into mosquito larvae in pitchers

Hi Robert,
Most of nepenthes mouth os hide by the lid ( except some species like Ampullaria, Lowii, .... ) but my Nepenthes rafflesiana have a few of mosquito larvae ( I have remove the water because mosquito larvae ) I think the mosquito larvae must have some think like skin to protech it from enzyme and acid.
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Tran Minh.

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