David Pike from Wildflower Society explains how trigger plant works.This is filmed in Macro setting, at 12 second which is in focus, one can freeze the frame...
Stylidium Trigger Plants are a unique group of carnivorous perennial or ephemeral annual herbs. They have a unique pollination mechanisms that involves a floral column that strikes down on insects visiting the flower, depositing and later collecting pollen on the insect.
An interesting trigger plant growing in the shrubs among the Jarrah trees. P3 Photo: Jean
A species of Stylidium. Boyagin Nature Reserve, Western Australia, November 2011.
My second Utricularia species from Western Australia I would like to show you is the twining bladderwort - the pictures below explain the origin of its name quite well. But the habitat it grew in is worth to be a bit introduced at first. The NP is famous for its great beaches - for sure among the...
STYLIDIUM SCHOENOIDES
Stylidium petiolare One of the tiny trigger plants in our forest. Flower is less than 1cm from top to bottom.
Trigger Plant - Stylidium graminifolium - flowering in Central Park, Wentworth Falls in August
stylidium graminifolium trigger plant
Stylidium armeria presented by botanist Ryan Kitko.Filmed by Davide Baj & Alastair Robinson in the Alpine National Park, Victoria, Australia.Stylidium (also ...
Tree Trigger-plant - Stylidium laricifolium - flowering in September on the Grose River Track, Blue Mountains
Tree Trigger-plant - Stylidium laricifolium - flowering during January in Minnehaha Reserve, North Katoomba, Blue Mountains
Click image to enlarge Stylidium macranthum - Large-flowered Trigger Plant There are around 250 described Western Australian Stylidi...
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Stylidium androsaceum,thanks to Jean for ID.
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Stylidium breviscapum,grows on the Coastal Plain and the Darling Scarp too.
These are a beautiful trigger plant which grows in little pillow-like clumps. In one area you can see dark pink ones like the above, light pink ones like below, also orange and even a bit stripey. Explore: Nov 5, 2009 #484
Stylidium graminifolium
This cute trigger plant that flowers Oct-Nov sometimes forms a little 'wagon wheel' with its flowers.
