Drosera elongata
A slender, scrambling sundew from upland wet savanna in Angola, Zambia and the Katanga region, with stems up to 90 cm carrying small, evenly spaced trapping leaves. It grows in perennially wet spots within seasonally dry savanna. Natural hybrids with D. madagascariensis have been recorded.
Where it grows wild
Perennially wet places, such as swamps and seepage marshes, in seasonally dry wet savanna on upland plateaus, scrambling through sedges and grasses.
Specimens are from about 1200 to 1900 m.
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