Carnivorous Plants Exhibition & EEE 2005

The Darwiniana Carnivorous Plants Exhibition: 15. 9. – 25. 9. 2005 (Thu–Sun)
The European Carnivorous Plant Exchange and Exhibition (EEE): 17.–18. 9. 2005 (Sat–Sun)

Reprinted from the Journal Trifid No. 3/2005:

abstracts:

PHIL WILSON ¹⁾ – Sarracenia in Habitat
GERT HOOGENSTRIJD ²⁾ – The Lost World, Searching for Carnivorous Plants in Venezuela
VLASTIK RYBKA, ROMANA RYBKOVÁ ³⁾ – The Tropical Pitcher Plants of Philippines
HANS LUHRS ⁴⁾ – Pinguicula (Lentibulariaceae) of México – Species, Habitat and Distribution
MILOSLAV STUDNIČKA ⁵⁾ – Utricularia humboldtii – the Bladderwort in a Bad Place
LUBOMÍR ADAMEC ⁶⁾ – Ecophysiological Study of Roots in Carnivorous Plants
ANDREJ PAVLOVIČ ⁷⁾, ELENA MASAROVIČOVÁ, JÁN HUDÁK – Physiological, Biochemical, Anatomical and Ultrastructural Aspects of Photosynthesis in Carnivorous Pitcher Plants Genus Nepenthes

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Phil Wilson – A CP´s grower with a special interest in the Sarracenia genus, The Great Britain.

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Dr. Ing. Gert Hoogenstrijd – An ecologist and a CP´s grower with the accent to the Heliamphora genus, Netherlands.
http://www.extreme-plants.nl, info@extreme-plants.nl

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Vlastimil Rybka is an ecologist, a nature conservationist and a CP´s grower with a special interest in the Nepenthes genus. He is a worker of The Prague Botanical Garden (Fata Morgana), the Czech Republic.
Romana Rybková is employed in The PBG (The Fata Morgana management) as her husband above.

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Hans Luhrs – a specialist in the Pinguicula genus, especially in the Mexican species, Netherlands.
Krayenhoffstr. 51, 1018 RJ Amsterdam, Netherlands.

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RNDr. Miloslav Studnička - The director of The Botanical Garden in Liberec, Czech republic.

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RNDr. Luboš Adamec – A scientist at The Institution of The Plant physiology in Třeboň, Dukelská 135, CZ-379 82 Třeboň, the Czech Republic.

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A. Pavlovič – a student of the Science Faculty, a specialist in the plant physiology, the Slovak Republic.