Contains 16 accepted taxa overall.

Characteristics
Sarracenia L.
PITCHERPLANT
Classification
ERICALES
Sarracenia
Citation
SARRACENIA Linnaeus, Sp. Pl. 510. 1753.
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TYPE: Sarracenia purpurea Linnaeus Lectotypified by Britton & A. Brown, Ill. Fl. N. U.S., ed. 2. 2: 201. 1913.
Distribution Map Present

This species have been reported in the counties highlighted.

Species
Scientific Name Common Name Herbarium Specimens Status Photos
Sarracenia flava YELLOW PITCHERPLANT Native OBL (NWPL) OBL (DEP)
Sarracenia leucophylla WHITETOP PITCHERPLANT Native Rare-State OBL (NWPL) OBL (DEP)
Sarracenia minor HOODED PITCHERPLANT Native Threatened-State OBL (NWPL) FACW (DEP)
Sarracenia psittacina PARROT PITCHERPLANT Native Threatened-State OBL (NWPL) OBL (DEP)
Sarracenia rosea GULF PURPLE PITCHERPLANT; DECUMBENT PITCHERPLANT Native Threatened-State OBL (NWPL) OBL (DEP)
Sarracenia rubra subsp. gulfensis GULF COAST REDFLOWER PITCHERPLANT Native Threatened-State OBL (NWPL) OBL (DEP)
Sarracenia rubra subsp. wherryi WHERRY'S REDFLOWER PITCHERPLANT Native Threatened-State OBL (NWPL)
Sarracenia x bellii Native OBL (DEP)
Sarracenia x chelsonii Native
Sarracenia x courtii Native
Sarracenia x formosa Native OBL (DEP)
Sarracenia x gilpinii Native OBL (DEP)
Sarracenia x mitchelliana Native OBL (DEP)
Sarracenia x mooreana Native OBL (DEP)
Sarracenia x naczii Native
Sarracenia x wrigleyana Native OBL (DEP)
Identification Key
1.  Pitchers with white areolae on hoods and/or distal portions of tubes
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1.  Pitchers without white areolae on hoods and tubes
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2.  Pitchers sprawling, decumbent, or sometimes ascending; orifices opening laterally beneath subglobose hoods; petals maroon-red
2.  Pitchers erect; orifices opening terminally, from in front of erect or recurved hoods; petals maroon to red or yellow
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3.  Pitchers with areas of white areolae all around distal portion of tube and throughout hood; hoods recurved adaxially, held well beyond orifices; sepals maroon; petals maroon to red
3.  Pitchers with prominently circular, white areolae distally opposite orifice; hoods convex, arching-recurved closely over orifices; sepals yellowish green; petals yellow
4.  Pitchers urceolate, decumbent or sprawling to ascending; hoods erect or with lobes arched together over orifices, orifices gaping
4.  Pitchers tubiform, erect, rarely decumbent; hoods recurved adaxially, covering orifices
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5.  Pitchers soft, external surface densely fine-pubescent; orifice rim yellow-green, rarely red, loosely revolute; major veins of distal pitcher tube maroon to red-purple on internal surface, indistinctly colored on external surface; major veins of hoods, if distinctly colored at all, colored mostly on adaxial proximal half of hood
5.  Pitchers firm, waxy, glabrous or puberulent; orifice rim green, yellow-green, to red or maroon, loosely to tightly revolute; major veins of external and internal surfaces of distal portion of tube and both surfaces of hood red, maroon, or red-purple
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6.  Pitchers 25-100 cm long, glabrous, orifice 2-7 cm wide, hood 3(5-14) cm wide; petals yellow
6.  Pitchers 20-57 cm long, usually puberulent, orifice 2.4-3.5 cm wide, hood 2-4 cm wide; petals maroon to red
Genus Synonyms
Synonym Full Citation Basionym Type