>Maybe you've already done this before and I missed it, but could
>you give us a list of all the species in the CP database that
>are considered "sub-carnivorous", if it's not too much trouble ?
>I didn't realize there were sub-carnivorous Sarraceniaceae.
The sub-carnivorous status of some Sarraceniaceae is at present based on
little more than insufficient knowledge, so this is not commented in the
db. Anyway, no endogeneous hydrolytic activity has been demonstrated (i.e.
it has not been demonstrated that it is absolutely absent!) in _Heliamphora
nutans, H. ionasii, H. minor, & H. heterodoxa_ (incl. all respective
infraspecific taxa), i.e. the eastern group. _Darlingtonia_ seems to lack
endogeneous proteolytic activity. The proteolytic properties (if present)
of _Ibicella_ are not sufficiently proved. All other plants in the db not
marked "non-carnivorous" are considered "real" carnivores.
Kind regards
Jan