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Drosera macrantha (climbing sundew) is
a native species. It is particularly common in dry
heathlands and open forests of north-eastern Tasmania and
the Furneaux Group. Superficially it resembles D.
peltata in having peltate leaves (i.e.
attached in the middle of the lamina) and erect leafy
stems, but the leaves are circular and occur in
clusters of three, and it is more of a scrambling plant.
Flowering and fruiting Aug. - Dec.
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