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Drosera meristocaulis
''Drosera meristocaulis'' is a perennial species in the carnivorous plant genus ''Drosera'', the only member of the subgenus ''Meristocaulis''. It is a small, rosette- and branched stem-forming sundew that has many morphological affinities to the Australian pygmy sundews. ''D. meristocaulis'' is wholly endemic to Pico da Neblina, an isolated mountain on the Brazil-Venezuela border.
== Description ==
''Drosera meristocaulis'' produces small clumps of rosettes with red, spathulate leaves 5 to 12 mm long, which are interspersed with 10 mm long silver stipules. The rosettes of living leaves are borne on a short, branching stem covered in the persistent dead leaves of past years.〔McPherson, S. 2008. ''Glistening Carnivores: The Sticky-leaved Insect-eating Plants.'' Poole, Dorset, England: Redfern Natural History Productions. pp. 196–200. ISBN 978-0-9558918-1-6〕 The stems are vertical and can reach heights of about .〔Gibson, R. 1999. (''Drosera meristocaulis''. ) ''Carnivorous Plant Newsletter'', 28(4): 120-121.〕
It produces pink flowers in December with undivided styles, an attribute that is not found in any other geographically proximal species of ''Drosera''. Solitary flowers, 20 mm across, are nearly sessile, being produced very closely to the rosette of leaves. Because of how close the flowers are to the glandular trapping leaves, it has been suggested that this species' pollinator must be a large enough flying insect to not be trapped by the leaves.〔〔
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