Notes
a.^ The Latin diagnosis for N. rigidifolia reads:
Folia sessilia crassa rigide coriacea laminis ovatis ad spathulato-oblongis 17.8–20.2 cm longis 5.6–7.8 cm latis venis longitudinalibus 3 vel 4, cirrho subapicali 0.3–0.9 cm infra apicem inserto, ascidium superius ovoidissimum 20.7–21.1 cm altum 7.2–9.4 cm latum, peristome expanso 2.2–4.4 cm lato, ambobus lateris 4-lobatis antice incisura, collifero, operculo ovato, calcare trifido, intus pubescenti, inflorescentiae pedunculus rami pedicelli bracteoli tepali filamenta pubescentes, pedunculus c. 4.2 cm longus, ramis 0.4–0.5 cm longis, pedicelli 0.5–0.6 cm longis bifloris. ─ Typus: Sumatra Utara, Kab. Karo, around Sidikalang areas, 1000–1500 m, Dec 11, 2003, Nepenthes Team (Hernawati, P. Akhriadi & I. Petra), NP 354 (‘ANDA’–Holo, BO–Iso).
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