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• Description: Histology of Sarraceniaceae. A Transverse sect. of pitchered leaf of Sarracenia flava slightly above level of pitcher bottom, fibro-vascular system alone shown, p pitcher cavity. B Leaf of S. purpurea cut open. a "attractive" lid surface, b smooth "conducting" surface, c glistening "glandular" surface, d "detentive" surface. C Magnified views of last, a "attractive" surface with glands and hairs, b hair magn., c "conducting" surface with glands, d epidermal cell from c magn., e "glandular" surface, f a few cells from e. D Epidermis from pitcher cavity of Heliamphora, a lid surface with "attractive" glands, b two glands magn., c "conducting" surface, d smooth zone, e "detentive" surface. E Glands of Darlingtonia, a section of "alluring" gland from pitcher exterior, b "attractive" gland from inner pitcher-rim, c sectional view of b. F Nectariferous papillae from outer ovarian wall of S. purpurea.
• Author: John Muirhead Macfarlane
• Source: Macfarlane, J.M. 1908. Sarraceniaceae. In: A. Engler Das Pflanzenreich IV, 110, Heft 36: 1–91.
• Permission: PD-US

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