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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Sarracenia"”.

  1. A comparative study of carnivorous leaves in the genus Sarracenia

    <p>The carnivorous pitcher plant genus, <em>Sarracenia</em>, has modified leaves adapted to lure, trap, and digest insect prey. Little is known about surface microstructural ornamentation and variation throughout the genus. Four zones of the leaf were examined in four species throughout the range …

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  2. Ecological Interactions Between Spiders and the Purple Pitcher Plant, <i>Sarracenia purpurea</i>

    … upon the carnivorous purple pitcher plant, <em>Sarracenia purpurea</em>. Although spiders and harvestmen are often known to be prey of <em>S. purpurea</em>, other ecological interactions between these arthropods and the plant are poorly understood. Studies were undertaken at three pitcher plant …

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  3. Characterization of winter microbial communities in the purple pitcher plant (<i>sarracenia purpurea</i>)

    … For digestion to occur, plants in the genus <em>Sarracenia</em> require mutualistic microorganisms living in their leaves. Few studies have examined how these communities change over time. This study specifically examines the bacterial composition in the most widely distributed species, …

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  4. Ecological and Genetic Status of the Purple Pitcher Plant, <i>Sarracenia purpurea</i> L., in Maryland and Virginia

    <p><em>Sarracenia purpurea</em> is a rare wetland plant in Virginia and a threatened species in Maryland, with two potential subspecies in the region. I utilized restriction fragments from the intron of the chalcone synthase gene to compare <em>S. purpurea</em> populations and determine whether the …

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  5. Interactions of <i>EXYRA RIDINGSII</i>, Riding's Pitcherplant Looper Moth and <i>SARRACENIA FLAVA </i>, the Yellow Pitcher Plant

    … entire immature life cycle in the fire dependent Sarracenia flava pitcher plant. <em>Sarracenia flava </em>requires acidic, moist soil that undergoes frequent burns. 2. Habitat selection and the effects of fire as well as other habitat characteristics were examined for <em>E. ridingsii </em>during …

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  6. VMIaaS: Virtual Machine Introspection as a Service

    … approaches and introduced two VMI applications: Sarracenia and VMIGuard. Sarracenia is a deception technology that tracks activities done on an SSH session. The main goal of Sarracenia is to attract adversaries away from the production system and learn about their behavior. On the other hand, …

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  7. Phenology of a Relict Population Of The Pitcher Plant Mosquito, Wyeomyia Smithii (Diptera: Culicidae), in Tattnall Co., Ga

    … the pitchers of the purple pitcher plant, <em>Sarracenia purpurea</em> L. An isolated population of <em>Wy. smithii</em> occurs in Tattnall Co., GA isolated from other populations by over 300 km in all directions. In order to monitor the stability, phenology, and behavior of this population, …

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  8. Conditions Responsible For The Success Of Carnivorous Plants In Nutrient-Poor Wetlands

    … and root competition from neighbors on sarracenia alata growth. I found no evidence of belowground competition on growth, nor did belowground competition interact with fire to influence growth. To address the second question, I used carnivorous drosera tracyi to experimentally test the …

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