Conceptually similarSTUART WILSONCalifornia PitcherplantSS2430733BP3944Royalty FreeSTUART WILSONCalifornia PitcherplantSS2430751BP3943Royalty FreeSCOTT CAMAZINEPitcher PlantSS21832562N9665Rights ManagedDAVID R. FRAZIERCalifornia Pitcher PlantSS21832603V7709Rights ManagedPAUL ZAHLCobra LilySS21832747K7407Rights ManagedFRANK LANE PICT.Cobra LilySS2483425FC8075Rights ManagedTOM McHUGHCalifornia Pitcher PlantsSS24538414C5538Rights ManagedJAMES STEINBERGCalifornia Pitcher PlantsSS24538283V4562Royalty FreeTOM McHUGHCalifornia Pitcher PlantSS25694244C5534Rights ManagedView AllView more with similar tones Dissected Cobra LilyLicense type:Rights ManagedUnique identifier:SS2507205Legacy Identifier:BU7813Description:Cobra Lily (Darlingtonia californica) dissected to show the mass of trapped insects inside which the plant is digesting. The Cobra Lily is a carnivorous plant found in coastal Oregon and a few locations in northern California. It is also called California Pitcherplant. It has a downward-facing entry hole and multiple translucent false exits on the upward side. Insects find their way in but then exhaust themselves trying to escape through the false exits. They then fall down the hollow tube where downward-facing hairs prevent any further upward efforts. Eventually the body decomposes at the bottom, providing the plant with important nitrogen supplements.Credit:Stuart Wilson / Science SourceSize:2848px × 4288px (~34 MB)Get PricingHow Will The Visual Be Used?ShareKeywords:california flora-california pitcher plant-carnivorous plant-cobra lily-darlingtonia-darlingtonia californica-decomposed-decomposing-digested-digesting-dissected-insect-insectivore-insectivorous-north america flora-north american flora-oregon-pitcher plant-pitcher plant family-pitcherplant-pitcherplant family-plant-sarraceniaceae-trap-united states flora-us flora-wild flower-wildflowerModel release:N/AParent folder:15751
