Byblis
Byblis (family Byblidaceae) A genus of carnivorous herbs in which the stems and leaves have glandular hairs and exude a sticky substance that attracts and attaches insects. The flowers are 5-petalled and usually purple. There are 2 species, in Australia and New Guinea.
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