Drosera grievei Species Profile
Drosera grievei is a pygmy sundew that grows near Ravensthorpe, Western Australia. Drosera grievei is a small sundew that grows around 1-2 cm in diameter. The leaves are semi-raised with…
Drosera enneaba species Profile
Drosera eneabba is a pygmy sundew named for its native range in Western Australia. Drosera eneabba is a small sundew, with rosettes that reach about 1.5-2 in diameter. The petioles…
Drosera australis Species Profile
Drosera australis is a diminutive pygmy sundew native to Western Australia. It is named for its southerly distribution in the state. Drosera australis is a small sundew, growing to around…
Drosera silvicola Species Profile
Drosera silvicola is a pygmy sundew endemic to the Darling Scarp. The sundew is named after its forested habitat (silva = woodland, -cola = inhabiting). Drosera silvicola is one of…
Drosera citrina Species Profile
Drosera citrina is a pygmy sundew endemic named for its lemon-yellow flowers (citrinus = lemon coloured). Drosera citrina is a small sundew with a rosette of many low-lying leaves around…
Drosera miniata Species Profile
Drosera miniata is an orange flowered pygmy sundew endemic to Western Australia. The species is named after the Latin word for cinnabar (miniatus), likely referring to the reddish color of…
Drosera bindoon Species Profile
Drosera bindoon is an orange flowered pygmy sundew that grows in the Bindoon area of Western Australia. Drosera bindoon has a flat rosette of leaves around 2 cm in diameter.…
Drosera platystigma Species Profile
Drosera platystigma is an orange flowered pygmy sundew native to Western Australia. It is named after its broad stigmas (platys = broad). Drosera platystigma has a flattened rosette of leaves…
Drosera hyperostigma Species Profile
Drosera hyperostigma is an orange flowered pygmy sundew. It is named for the shape of the stigmas, which are egg-shaped (hyperon = club). Drosera hyperostigma has a flat rosette around…
Drosera leucoblasta Species Profile
Drosera leucoblasta is a pygmy sundew with orange flowers. Its name references it's white stipular bur (leucos = white, blastos = bud). Drosera leucoblasta has a flat rosette of leaves…