Pinguicula martinezii - Mexican Butterwort - Curious Plant
Pinguicula martinezii is a butterwort native to Querétaro, Mexico. The leaves and flowers bear some resemblance to P. agnata, although the flowers are smaller with purple spots. Named after professor and botanist Maximino Martinez, P. martinezii was formally described as a species by Sergio Zamudio in 2005.
Pinguicula martinezii Butterwort - Carnivero
Pinguicula martinezii is Mexican butterwort hailing from the Sierra Gorda mountains where it can be found at intermediate elevations growing alongside species such as P. moranensis and P. calderoniae in some areas. P. martinezii has flowers which are white with purple markings and the leaves can become red when grown under strong light.
Pinguicula martinezii - Carnivorous Plants in Habitat
2009年1月27日 · Quick translation "The new species distinguishes from Pinguicula agnata by the rosettes of “winter” compact leaves with 16 to 38 leaves, spatulates to oblong-spatulates; the“summer” rosette formed by 6 to 14 leaves narrowly spatulates, of 60 to 100 mm in length, by 13 to 25 mm in width and flowers of 13 to 25 (30) mm of length ...
Pinguicula martinezii - Diflora
Pinguicula martinezii is a species of carnivorous plant in the genus Pinguicula, family Lentibulariaceae, native to Querétaro, Mexico. The leaves and flowers bear some resemblance to P. agnata, although the flowers are smaller with purple spots.
Pinguicula martinezii - Rainbow Carnivorous Plants LLC
Pinguicula martinezii is perennial homophyllous species that commemorates Professor Maximo Martinez (1888-1964) for his studies if the Mexican flora. Pinguicula martinezii was discovered on the planes of Chiquito during the Sierra Madre Oriental explorations in Queretaro, México.
Pinguicula martinezii - Uses, Benefits & Common Names - Selina …
Pinguicula martinezii (also called Martinez's Butterwort, among many other common names) is a carnivorous perennial native to Mexico. It has small, white flowers and sticky, spoon-shaped leaves. It grows best in full sun and moist, acidic soil.
Pinguicula martinezii in cultivation? - Pinguicula - Carnivorous …
2005年6月20日 · This year, Sergio Zamudio published descriptions of two new species of Pinguicula from the Sierra Madre Oriental, Mexico; P. ibarrae and P. martinezii; Acta Botanica Mexicana Vol. 70: 69-83 (2005). P. ibarrae is in cultivation and was grown under the name P. sp. "Tlanchinol" before being formally...
Pinguicula martinezii - iNaturalist
Pinguicula martinezii is a species of plants with 5 observations
Pinguicula Martinezii - Store - Just One Little Plant
Martinezii is a beautiful super dewy ping with bright light blushes bright red! The flowers are quite beautiful with a light purple hew with dark purple and green accents. This listing is for a bare root plant. You will receive approximately 1 inch clone. -in winter pings may arrive in succulent phase which will make your clone smaller, it will grow bigger leaves in spring/summer- ‼️Please ...
Pinguicula martinezii (Pinguicula martinezii) - EncicloVida
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