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如何讀生物分類框
牙萼狸藻


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界：
植物界 Plantae

（未分级）
被子植物 Angiosperms

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真雙子葉植物分支 Eudicots

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菊分支 Asterids
目：
唇形目 Lamiales
科：
狸藻科 Lentibulariaceae
屬：
狸藻屬 Utricularia

亞屬：
雙瓣狸藻亞屬 Bivalvaria
组：
瓮盘狸藻组 Calpidisca
種：
牙萼狸藻 U. odontosepala



二名法

Utricularia odontosepala
Stapf

異名


  • Utricularia welwitschii var. odontosepala
    (Stapf) P.Taylor


牙萼狸藻（學名：Utricularia odontosepala）為狸藻屬一年生小型至中型的食虫植物。其种加词“odontosepala”来源于希腊文“odous”和英文“sepal”，意为“牙齿”和“萼片”，指其齿状萼片。牙萼狸藻原產於非洲熱帶，存在于剛果民主共和國、馬拉威以及尚比亞。牙萼狸藻陆生于潮濕泥炭质的草原中，海拔分布范围为1300米至2200米。花期为四月至九月。1912年，奥托·施塔普夫最先发表了牙萼狸藻的描述。1964年，彼得·泰勒将其处理为威爾維茨狸藻（U. welwitschii）的變種。但之后他又推翻了自己的处理，恢复了牙萼狸藻的物种地位。[1]



参考文献





  1. ^ Taylor, Peter. (1989). The genus Utricularia - a taxonomic monograph. Kew Bulletin Additional Series XIV: London.




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