"Joke," an insect-eating plant on the Pine Field, the Royal Slang Field National Park.

George Yai, the name of science.

Another name, dew, Wong name DROSERACEAE, is a herbaceous plant, a short trunk, a single year old, 2-3 centimeters tall, a small insect-eating plant.

Single leaves are arranged alternately and tightly stacked in a radial line. Leaf plates have a lot of red glandular hairs. Leaf ends have sticky mucous juice. Leaf pedicels are short, ears. When insects are attached, there are digestive substances to digest insects to feed the stem. White flowers, red tips, cascading together. The result is capsule, dry, broken, round, very small, 1.5-2 millimeters long.

The season of watching "Jok Wai" in the late winter rains, October-December every year, on the field of Nonpine, the Royal Slang Field National Park, on the side of Phitsanulok Province.

Reference: Forest Genetics and Rare Wild Plant Species Research Group, National Park Service, Wildlife and Plant Species

Pictured: Royal Slang Fields National Park, Tourists, Tanate Anudit

Source: Royal Slang Fields National Park - Thung Salaeng Luang National Park Phitsanulok Province

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