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Insect eating pitcher plants

Nepenthes, carnivorous plant endemic to southern Madagascar

Pitcher plant (Sarracenia) illuminated by sunlight in botanical gardens kruidtuin in Leuven, Belguim

Nepenthes rajah (pictured in a tropical hot and humid rain forest) is a carnivorous pitcher plant species of the Nepenthaceae family. The plant is endemic to the mountains of Sabah in the Malaysian Borneo. Insects, and particularly ants, comprise its prey. Nepenthes monkey cups tropical pitcher plant family thrives in tropical hot and humid rain forest. The main stronghold of Nepenthes or monkey cups (as they are commonly known) is South East Asia, particularly the Islands of Borneo, Sumatra and the Philippines. The image was captured with a telephoto lens resulting in shallow depth of field. Focus was placed over the central parts of the plant.

A high-angle view of Trumpet pitchers planted in a flowerpot

Single pitcher pant with caught prey deep in the plant's throat. Photo taken at Pine Log state forest in northwest Florida. Nikon D750 with Nikon 200mm macro lens

Sarracenia or trumpet pitcher plant is a carnivorous plant. The plant attracts its insect prey with leaves color and scent. Slippery footing at the pitcher's rim causes insects to fall inside.

Pitcher plant a carnivorous plant.

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Pitcher carnivorous plant capturing wasp insects to digest, Vespa orientalis

A close-up shot of a pitcher plant (Nepenthes) displaying its unique, elongated pitcher-shaped trap, which is highlighted against a softly blurred green and brown background. The plant's intricate design and vibrant colors are captured, showcasing its fascinating structure and function as a carnivorous plant.

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The tropical carnivorous plants, pitcher plants, are displayed in a box for sale at a plant nursery store.

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nepenthes or tropical pitcher plants or monkey cups on nature bokeh background

Nepenthes rajah (pictured in a tropical hot and humid rain forest) is a carnivorous pitcher plant species of the Nepenthaceae family. The plant is endemic to the mountains of Sabah in the Malaysian Borneo. Insects, and particularly ants, comprise its prey. Nepenthes monkey cups tropical pitcher plant family thrives in tropical hot and humid rain forest. The main stronghold of Nepenthes or monkey cups (as they are commonly known) is South East Asia, particularly the Islands of Borneo, Sumatra and the Philippines. The image was captured with a telephoto lens resulting in shallow depth of field. Focus was placed over the central parts of the plant.

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Sarracenia pitcher plants, commonly called trumpet pitchers.

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Red and green tubes of a pitcher plant in a flower pot isolated

Nepenthes plants (tropical pitcher plants or monkey cups) are insectivorous plants with leaves that have evolved into traps for catching insects.

Tropical pitcher plants in the garden

Close-up of Sarracenia or Trumpet Pitcher Plant.

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