Roridula dentata
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| Species: | R. dentata
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| Roridula dentata L. (1764)
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Roridula dentata is a protocarnivorous plant native to South Africa.
It can be found in the hotter and more arid inland at the mountains of Clanwilliam and Tulbagh' Ceres and can grow up to more than 150cm. The leaves are covered with sticky hairs and produce a glue, enabling it to catch insects, wasps or bees, and even birds.
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