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BE3319 Sex: single clone Origin: Watutau, Sulawesi, 1600 m. Notes: photo by Chien Lee CSUF5837 Sex: female Origin: Notes: this is the clone nicknamed SGS, a name whose origin is still unknown. This plant makes its first appearance on the web in 1992, when it was also included in the Fullerton Arboretum (CSUF) plant list. The letters S.G.S. might indicate the source (person or institution) that donated it to the CSUF. Photo by Srduggins CSUF5822 Sex: single clone Origin: Notes: from Steve Clemesha, 1989 BE3311 Sex: batch Origin: Tentena, Sulawesi, 1000-1300 m. Notes: 10 clones BE3303 Sex: batch Origin: Mt. Tangkoko, Sulawesi Notes: individuals from seed BE3112 Sex: batch Origin: Tinombala, Sulawesi Notes: individuals from seed BE3114 Sex: batch Origin: Tentena, Sulawesi, 1000-1300 m. Notes: BE3067 Sex: single clone Origin: Mt. Lumut, Central Sulawesi Notes: clone 2, originating in Germany, sold since 2005 (September?) and also - like clone 1 - previously sold as BE0123. Sold as N. eymae until 2011, this might be a less extreme form of N. eymae or a backcross. Photo by Daniele Righetti BE3066 Sex: single clone Origin: Mt. Lumut, Central Sulawesi Notes: Sold as N. eymae until 2011, this might be a less extreme form of N. eymae. BE3065 Sex: single clone Origin: Mt. Lumut, Central Sulawesi Notes: Sold as N. eymae until 2011, this might be a less extreme form of N. eymae. AWmax Sex: Origin: Notes: AWmaxsul Sex: Origin: Sulawesi Notes: NE17C Sex: batch Origin: Tlatawiran, Sulawesi Notes: 5-10 clones NE17E Sex: batch Origin: Whagete, Sulawesi Notes: 5-10 clones NE17B Sex: batch Origin: Borone, Lampia, Sulawesi, 300 m Notes: lowland form, about 5 clones EPa Sex: Origin: Notes: typical, purple/brown marked lowers, highland EPb Sex: female Origin: Notes: dark purple marked lowers, wide peristome, highland. Photo by EP EPc Sex: Origin: Notes: cylindrical lowers, oval mouth, dark purple markings. It has a flat peristome, which does not roll back, like a Tudor style collar. Highland EPd Sex: Origin: Sulawesi Notes: green/brown cylindrical lowers, wavy leaf margins. Highland EPe Sex: Origin: Northern Sulawesi Notes: lowers are similar in appearance to N. fusca, green in colour with purple flecks. Uppers are green with an arching neck. Highland EPf Sex: Origin: Notes: typical coloured lowers, non-typical coloured uppers. Highland EPg Sex: batch Origin: Anggi Lakes, Irian Jaya Notes: dwarf form, all green and spotted plants EPh Sex: Origin: Sabah Notes: this belongs to a group of plants called “pieriensis”. This is not a published name, it's more like a nickname, spread in cultivation in different versions (pierrensis, pereirensis, pierensis, peirensis, periensis etc). This species is not supposed to grow in Sabah. Rob Cantley says: “A former Sabah Park official by the name of Sonny Pereira once showed me what he thought was N. maxima growing near the Mamut copper mine close to Kinabalu Park. We didn't spend long there since it was growing in gloomy dense rattan with more leeches per square inch than I have ever seen. I took some terrible photos and then beat a hasty retreat. Later that year I saw N. macrovulgaris for the first time on the other side of Sabah and I remember thinking how much it resembled the plant Sonny had found. Sonny however, remained convinced he had found N. maxima and for years used to take people to see it and take cuttings. I've just got an inkling that the N. maxima 'var. periensis' might be the same plant. Sort of green, with a wide mouth...?”. While this plant looks nothing like N. macrovulgaris, the first part of the story seems to fit with origin and nickname. It would be nice to find some photos from those times and understand if that was a natural or artificial colony. EPi Sex: Origin: Sulawesi, 300 m Notes: brown spotted, lowland form EPj Sex: Origin: Sulawesi Notes: similar to EPb but more slender EPk Sex: batch Origin: Notes: this code was given to an all green form and also to a spotted form raised from seed (EPj x EPd) EPl Sex: batch Origin: EPb x EPj Notes: individuals from seed EPm Sex: batch Origin: EPb x EPl Notes: individuals from seed EPn Sex: Origin: Sulawesi Notes: sold as “var. curtisii”, an unpublished name given in cultivation to a group of plants once called N. curtisii, now considered a synonym of N. maxima. Sam Estes says: “N. curtisii was grown from seed sent back to England by Charles Curtis, from an expedition to Borneo in 1882. Charles Clarke thinks that the seed was more likely collected in Sulawesi (also visited by Curtis in 1882). Sometimes thought to be a N. fusca or a N. maxima hybrid, it is now considered a N. maxima”. EPo Sex: batch Origin: ? X ? Notes: squat form, individuals from seed LG1554 Sex: male Origin: Sulawesi Notes: donated by the Missouri Botanical Garden to Longwood Gardens in 1956. Labeled N. curtisii, now considered a synonym of N. maxima. Sam Estes says: “N. curtisii was grown from seed sent back to England by Charles Curtis, from an expedition to Borneo in 1882. Charles Clarke thinks that the seed was more likely collected in Sulawesi (also visited by Curtis in 1882). Sometimes thought to be a N. fusca or a N. maxima hybrid, it is now considered a N. maxima”. BE3433 Sex: batch Origin: Lake Poso, Sulawesi Notes: 6 clones. This is the cultivar "Lake Poso", published by Dave Evans on the CPN in March 2009 BE3543 Sex: batch Origin: Notes: 4 clones, wavy leaf form BE3110 Sex: Origin: Sulawesi Notes: all green BE3111 Sex: Origin: Watutau Notes: The Watutau form is a dwarf plant often with unusual peltate leaves. BE3113 Sex: Origin: Waghete Notes: dwarf form BE3115 Sex: Origin: Ilu, Irian Jaya Notes: BE3116 Sex: Origin: Enarotali Notes: slender form BE3496 Sex: Origin: G. Pendolo Notes: BE3735 Sex: single clone Origin: Sulawesi Notes: wavy-leaf form of the species. Pitchers are slender and speckled red on a greeish background. BE3786 Sex: single clone Origin: Sulawesi Notes: the wavy-leaf form BE3907 Sex: single clone Origin: Notes: BE says: This is the superbly distinctive extreme wavy leaf form and was selected from the assorted clones formerly sold under BE3543 as having the deepest red leaf colouration and pitchers with contrasting lime-green peristome. |
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