Miranda, "The complete chloroplast genome sequence of the leafy
bladderwort, Utricularia foliosa L.
The effect of
bladderwort (Utricularia) predation on microcrustacean prey.
The biomechanics of fast prey capture in aquatic
bladderworts. Biol.
The
bladderwort is an eccentric and complicated plant.
The
bladderwort is a complicated plant, which lives in aquatic habitats such as freshwater wetlands, and has developed corresponding, highly specialized hunting methods.
That's because the
bladderwort is one of the fastest bug-eating plants on the planet.
Ponies on fen- land, left, and, below, the rare
bladderwort, which traps insects via a vaccumoperated underwater trapdoor system Cattle graze next to fens, above, and left, a fly orchid The Anglesey and Llyn Fens LIFE project team, Justin Hanson, Peter Jones and Llion Jones
Le Conte: UTRMAC; Common
bladderwort; submersed and free-floating; 14.3; infrequent; 1.9; BUT, PUNC.
For yes, they're there -- / the slow moan of them squelching through the fog / of their own breaths, swinging full udders, / dainty hoofs picking through
bladderwort / and crowfoot.
SACRAMENTO California CARTONEMAS (pl of cartonema, generic name of a
bladderwort), ESTRAMACON (French fencing cut estramagon OED estrama-zone)
Recently, scientists at the University of Western Sydney, Richard Jobson, Charles Morris and Shelley Burgin, conducted an experiment to determine whether the meat-eating
bladderwort (Utricularia uliginosa), a rootless herb, responds to the presence or absence of prey, and to increased nitrogen when grown in pots.
Costs of carnivory in the common
bladderwort, Utricularia macrorhiza.