Among this group of organisms, D. lusitanicum is the only species routinely found in dry regions.
Among this group of organisms, D. lusitanicum is the only species routinely found in dry regions. The namesake organ of another member, the bladderwort, can generate an internal vacuum underwater. Charles Darwin first noted that this group relies on the movement of prey to trigger a response, and all species described by this term are native to areas with nitrogen-poor soil. The sticky fluid of the sundew and slippery walls of the pitcher plant are two methods used by species of this type to trap their targets. These plants are mainly found in bogs and wetlands. Name these plants like the Venus flytrap that specialize in catching insects and that are given the same name as animals that eat animals.
Among this group of organisms, D. lusitanicum is the only species routinely found in dry regions.
carnivorous plants [accept carnivores; prompt on plants or Plantae before "plant"; accept insectivorous plants before the end]