Cephalotus-Albany Pitcher Plant, Redfern Press Special and Sarracenia) and two genera

and Sarracenia) and two genera of carnivorous tank bromeliads (Brocchinia

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It has a nice overall green and red appearance and glistens brightly in the sunlight

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Cephalotus-Albany Pitcher Plant, Redfern Press Special and Sarracenia) and two generaCephalotus Albany Pitcher Plant by Cross et al. Redfern Natural History proudly presents the first monograph of Cephalotus folliculariscommonly known as the Albany pitcher plant. Cephalotus is instantly recognizable for its distinctive and charismatic insect trapping leaves. It is unique amongst carnivorous plants worldwide, being the only carnivorous plant in the rosid clade of flowering plants and the only monotypic family and genus of pitcher