Sarracenia

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Sarracenia is a genus of North American carnivorous pitcher plants known for their tubular leaves that trap and digest insects.

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Sarracenia canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf plant genus
attractsPreyBy coloration
nectar
scent
carnivorousPlant true
conservationStatus many species threatened or endangered locally
describedBy Carl Linnaeus
digestiveMechanism bacterial decomposition assistance
enzymatic digestion
distribution Atlantic coastal plain NERFINISHED
Gulf coastal plain
ecologicalRole insect population control
nutrient cycling in nutrient-poor wetlands
family Sarraceniaceae NERFINISHED
feedingType insectivorous
flowerPosition flowers held on stalks above pitchers
habitat bogs
fens
peatlands
wet savannas
hasCommonName North American pitcher plants
trumpet pitchers
hasMorphologicalFeature downward-pointing hairs inside pitchers
hood or operculum over pitcher opening
slippery pitcher rim
kingdom Plantae
leafType tubular leaves
namedAfter Michel Sarrazin NERFINISHED
nativeTo Canada NERFINISHED
Gulf Coast of the United States NERFINISHED
North America
eastern United States
southeastern United States
nutrientAcquisition digestion of captured prey
order Ericales NERFINISHED
photosynthesisType C3 photosynthesis
photosyntheticOrganism true
pollination insect-pollinated
prey insects
spiders
reproduction sexual reproduction by seeds
vegetative reproduction by rhizomes
taxonRank genus
threat fire suppression
habitat loss
poaching for horticultural trade
wetland drainage
trapType pitfall trap
usedIn ornamental horticulture

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Purple pitcher plant genus Sarracenia
Ericales includesGenus Sarracenia