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Cephalotaceae

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In pitcher plant: Cephalotaceae
The family Cephalotaceae features only one genus with a single species, the Western Australian pitcher plant (Cephalotus follicularis). The plant is a small perennial herb native to damp sandy or swampy terrain in southwestern Australia. Unlike most other pitcher plants, it bears “traditional” leaves…
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In carnivorous plant: Major families
The pitcher plant family Cephalotaceae (order Oxalidales) consists of only the Western Australian pitcher plant (Cephalotus follicularis).
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