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• 13th ICPS Conference - Japan: postponed until 2021 — Koji Kondo (PDF) 
• Preliminary identification of the agent causing the fungal disease of Aldrovanda vesiculosa — Iveta Svobodová and Lubomír Adamec (Abstract | PDF) 
• Pinguicula antarctica Vahl and/or Pinguicula nahuelbutensis Gluch in the Cordillera de Nahuelbuta, Chile — S. Jost Casper 
• True vivipary in two remarkable Pinguicula (Lentibulariaceae) from the Caribbean, P. lignicola and P. casabitoana — Paul Temple and Ivan Panco and Cristina M. Panfet Valdéz and Colmar A. Serra (Abstract | PDF) 
• Drosera filiformis Raf. forma rubriflora J.Ksepka f. nov — Jason Ksepka (Abstract | PDF) 
• Drosera filiformis Raf. forma viridis J.Ksepka f. nov — Jason Ksepka (Abstract | PDF) 
• New cultivars — Brian Lipinski and Craig Heath and Stephen Wang and Mark Rubnitz and Miroslav Srba and Michael King and Laurent Taerwe and Ivan Bogdanov (Abstract | PDF) 
• Names of carnivorous plant cultivars registered in 2019 (Abstract | PDF)

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• ICPS Conference 2018 videos (PDF)
• ICPS Conference 2020 - Update — Koji Kondo (PDF)
• When three become two: Drosera coalara links Drosera citrina with Drosera nivea — Thilo Alexander Krueger and Andreas Fleischmann (PDF)
• In pursuit of Mexican Pinguicula: a journey to northwestern Oaxaca — Martín Mata-Rosas and Julián Hernández-Rendón and María Magdalena Salinas-Rodríguez
• Carnivorous plants of the Western Australian granite outcrops — Boaz Ng
• Growing Genlisea — Rita Corino
• Butterflies  Sarracenia — Robert Barr
• New Cultivars — Alexander Fisch and Jimmy Conner (PDF)
• Book review: Flesh-Eating Plants of Newfoundland & Labrador and the Maritime Provinces — Barry Rice

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Contents of the December 2019 Issue 48:4

• Kenny Coogan: ICPS Education Director
• An introduction to the San Diego Carnivorous Plant Society — Gerhart Haupt
• Dionaea traps selectively allow small animals to escape — Siegfried R. H. Hartmeyer and Irmgard Hartmeyer and Stephen E. Williams (PDF)
• Quinone patterns and identification of Japanese Spider Leg Sundews (Drosera Sect. Arachnopus) — Jan Schlauer and Siegfried R. H. Hartmeyer and Irmgard Hartmeyer (PDF)
• Drosera in the western USA — an update — Barry A. Rice
• Ode to the Sundew — Joyce Ferguson
• Stop sharing information, Dammit! You’re not helping! — Barry Rice
• Grow Venus flytraps indoors — John Brittnacher
• Quest for the origin of Heliamphora heterodoxa. Report of May 2018 expedition to Venezuela with carnivorous flora occurrences in the base areas of Ptari-tepui — Mateusz Wrazidlo
• New cultivars — Juan Moscoso and Julien Müller and Paolo Mattevi (PDF)

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• ICPS Conference 2020 — Koji Kondo (PDF) 
• In memory of a mentor — Don Schnell (1936—2019) — Barry Rice 
• Hybrids of world populations of Aldrovanda vesiculosa — Yoshiaki Katagiri (PDF) 
• Chemistry and surface micromorphology of the Queensland sundews (Drosera section Prolifera) — Jan Schlauer and Siegfried R. H. Hartmeyer and Irmgard Hartmeyer (PDF) 
• Book review: Casper, S. Jost. 2019. The Insectivorous Genus Pinguicula (Lentibulariaceae) in the Greater Antilles — Yoannis Dominguez 
• The Pinguicula benedicta "puzzle" resolved — Jan Schlauer 
• The portrait of Pinguicula involuta Ruiz & Pavon in the "Flora Peruviana": A botanic detective story — S. Jost Casper and Frank Hellwig 
• Growing Drosera murfetii — Mark S. Anderson 
• The Venus flytrap: how commercial nurserymen and plant conservationists might co-operate to preserve wild populations and avoid a federal listing as endangered — Thomas Gibson and Don Waller 
• The Florida flytrap mystery is solved — Jim Miller 
• Green Anole drinking nectar from Sarracenia alata — John Brueggen 
• A note on Drosera seed dispersal — Jason Ksepka 
• A fascinating realm — Chris Kim 
• From nature to sculpture: an artist's journey — Pamela Tripp 
• Review of recent taxonomic literature — Jan Schlauer

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