Similar words: sunder, asunder, under the sun, misunderstood, misunderstand, misunderstanding, john dewey, sidewinder. Meaning: n. any of various bog plants of the genus Drosera having leaves covered with sticky hairs that trap and digest insects; cosmopolitan in distribution.
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1. This sundew prefers drier soil. You can allow the pots to go dry between waterings.
2. Largest of its kind, the South African king sundew unfurls.
3. The Cape sundew is fast growing and single plants can live for many years with young suckers forming at the base. It is a free-flowering and fascinating house plant.
4. The Cape sundew is easily propagated by seed or vegetative means.
5. "Our laboratory results supported our... prediction that spider presence would reduce sundew fitness, " the researchers wrote.
6. The technology of immersing extraction and the fill prescription with purslane, bulrush root, sundew root, hawthorn and mint by orthogonal experiment was researched.
7. A cave cricket is caught in the sticky clutches of a king sundew .
8. They harm more delicate species like lichens, mosses, harebells and insect-eating sundew plants.
9. You can do a bracing if orderly walk here, on a wooden walkway over boggy acid grassland rich in lady's smock, celandine, violets and carnivorous sundew.
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