Nepenthes Jacquelineae - Natural Hybrids

Natural Hybrids

A rosette plant (left) and a lower pitcher (right) of N. izumiae × N. jacquelineae

In the wild, N. jacquelineae often occurs sympatrically with N. izumiae. It is thus not surprising that it occasionally hybridises with this species. Pitchers of N. izumiae × N. jacquelineae are reddish in colour and are usually dominated by characteristics of N. jacquelineae.

Specimens of a putative natural cross between N. dubia and N. jacquelineae have also been recorded.

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