Key Identification Features
- Longitudinal veins on the leaves are indistinct, and leaf tendrils grow up to 20 centimetres (7.
- 079 in) wide, and bears indistinct teeth.
- Upper pitchers are similar to lower pitchers in most features, but they are cylindrical to funnel-shaped along their entire length and have a pair of ribs instead of wings.
- Upper pitchers are funnel-shaped and often have a distinctive raised section at the front of the peristome.
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