Flower/fruit:
.7
inch white flowers are clustered at the summit of a 4 to 12 inch
smooth stalk; flower has five sepals, five petals and 10 to 12 stamens
Flowering
Season: Spring
Foliage:
2 to 5 inch leaves in a basal
rosette; leaf stalk has a pair of wings which gradually taper to
the base; at the summit is a roundish 2-lobed blade with a marginal
fringe of bristly hairs; upper surface of the blade is red or reddish;
on each lobe there are sensitive hairs which serve to trigger the
trap
Site:
Wet, sandy, rich soil; sun to partial shade; natural habitat is
restricted to southeastern NC and eastern SC
