IMAGE: lokin.jpg
DESC: Pitcher in habitat: Mt. Kinabalu
DATE: 1991
NAME: [Nepenthes lowii]
CREDIT: Photograph by Andreas Wistuba (andreas.wistuba@rhein-neckar.de)
TEXT: {
<em> Nepenthes lowii </em> on Mt. Kinabalu. Nepenthes lowii has very 
distinctive assymetric upper pitchers. The only similar species known 
so far is the closely related N. ephippiata. 
<p>
Copyright by Andreas Wistuba. The photograph may be downloaded for 
private use and may be used by the ICPS. The photograph may not be 
used commercially or for publications without permission by Andreas 
Wistuba 
(andreas.wistuba@rhein-neckar.de)
}

IMAGE: lotru1.jpg 
DESC: Closeup of infloresence (Trusmadi)
IMAGE: lotru2.jpg 
DESC: Whole plant in bloom (Trusmadi)
IMAGE: lotru3.jpg 
DESC: Closeup of pitchers (Trusmadi)
IMAGE: lotru4.jpg 
DESC: Closeup of single pitcher (Trusmadi)
DATE:
NAME: [Nepenthes lowii]
CREDIT: Photograph by Andreas Wistuba (andreas.wistuba@rhein-neckar.de)
TEXT: {
<em> Nepenthes lowii</em>, Trusmadi. Nepenthes lowii has very 
distinctive assymetric upper pitchers. The only similar species known 
so far is the closely related N. ephippiata. Plants from G. Trusmadi 
are smaller and more gracile as compared to plants from G. Mulu or G. 
Trusmadi. Plants from G. Trusmadi have ovate pitcher mouths.
<p>
Copyright by Andreas Wistuba. The photograph may be downloaded for 
private use and may be used by the ICPS. The photograph may not be 
used commercially or for publications without permission by Andreas 
Wistuba 
(andreas.wistuba@rhein-neckar.de)
}

IMAGE: lomul1.jpg 
DESC: Closeup of single pitcher (Mulu)
IMAGE: lomul2.jpg 
DESC: Closeup of single pitcher (Mulu)
IMAGE: lomul3.jpg 
DESC: Side view of single pitcher (Mulu)
IMAGE: lomul1.jpg 
DESC: Closeup of single pitcher (Mulu)
DATE: 1991
NAME: [Nepenthes lowii]
CREDIT: Photograph by Andreas Wistuba (andreas.wistuba@rhein-neckar.de)
TEXT: {
<em>Nepenthes lowii</em>, Mulu. Nepenthes lowii has very 
distinctive assymetric upper pitchers. The only similar species known 
so far is the closely related N. ephippiata. N. lowii plants from G. 
Mulu have bigger pitchers and rounder pitcher mouths as plants from 
G. Trusmadi.
<p>
Copyright by Andreas Wistuba. The photograph may be downloaded for 
private use and may be used by the ICPS. The photograph may not be 
used commercially or for publications without permission by Andreas 
Wistuba 
(andreas.wistuba@rhein-neckar.de)
}

IMAGE: edm4.jpg
DESC: Closeup of pitcher resting in moss
IMAGE: edm5.jpg
DESC: Closeup of pitcher showing "teeth" on peristome
DATE: 1991 
NAME: [Nepenthes edwardsiana ssp. macrophylla]
CREDIT: Photograph by Andreas Wistuba (andreas.wistuba@rhein-neckar.de)
TEXT: {
<em> Nepenthes edwardsiana ssp. macrophylla</em>. Plants are quite 
distinctive from typical plants which are found on Mt. Kinabalu. 
G. Trusmadi-plants have a general more robust appearance.
<p>
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private use and may be used by the ICPS. The photograph may not be 
used commercially or for publications without permission by Andreas 
Wistuba 
(andreas.wistuba@rhein-neckar.de)
}

IMAGE: gymn1.jpg
DESC: Overview of plant in forest litter (greenish pitchers)
IMAGE: gymn2.jpg
DESC: Overview of plant in forest litter (reddish pitchers)
NAME: [Nepenthes gymnamphora]
DATE: 1989 
CREDIT: Photograph by Andreas Wistuba (andreas.wistuba@rhein-neckar.de)
TEXT: {
<em> Nepenthes gymnamphora</em>. N. gymnamphora is a small mountain 
species from Sumatra and Java.
<p>
Copyright by Andreas Wistuba. The photograph may be downloaded for 
private use and may be used by the ICPS. The photograph may not be 
used commercially or for publications without permission by Andreas 
Wistuba 
(andreas.wistuba@rhein-neckar.de)
}

IMAGE: ham1.jpg
DESC: Two greenish upper pitchers showing distinctive "toothed" peristome
IMAGE: ham2.jpg
DESC: Maroon-speckled lower pitcher showing distinctive "toothed" peristome
IMAGE: ham3.jpg
DESC: Comparison photo of upper and lower pitchers form the same 
plant.
DATE: 1991 
NAME: [Nepenthes hamata]
CREDIT: Photograph by Andreas Wistuba (andreas.wistuba@rhein-neckar.de)
TEXT: {
<em> Nepenthes hamata</em>. N. hamata has a very prominent toothed 
peristome. The species is closely related to N. tentaculata.
<p>
Copyright by Andreas Wistuba. The photograph may be downloaded for 
private use and may be used by the ICPS. The photograph may not be 
used commercially or for publications without permission by Andreas 
Wistuba 
(andreas.wistuba@rhein-neckar.de)
}