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ON THE INSECTS MORE PARTICULARLY ASSOCIATED WITH SARRACENIA VARIOLARIS (Spotted Trumpet-Leaf.)*

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  31 May 2012

Chas. V. Riley
Affiliation:
St. Louis, Mo.

Extract

The insect-catching powers of those curious plants, the Fly-traps (Dionæ), the Sun-dews (Drosera) and the Trumpet-leaves (Sarracenia) have always attracted the attention of the curious, but renewed interest has been alvakened in them by virtue of the interesting experiments and observations on their structure, habit and function, that have lately been recorded, and especially by the summing up of these observations in some charming papers by Prof. Asa Gray, which recently appeared in The Nation and The New York Tribune, under the title of “Insectivorous Plants.”

Type
Articles
Copyright
Copyright © Entomological Society of Canada 1874

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References

* These will be found, in the Transactions of the St. Louis Academy of Science.

* lst Mo., Ent. Rep., p. 165.