Nepenthes glandulifera
A highland pitcher plant known only from the Hose Mountains of central Sarawak, Borneo. It is named for the dense black nectar glands on its stems, leaf bases and pitchers, and it is densely hairy and close to N. pilosa. It grows terrestrially in mossy ridge-top forest above 1500 m, so it needs cool nights and saturated air.
Where it grows wild
Found growing terrestrially in mossy forest ridge-top vegetation. Ridge tops in the Hose Mountains are dacite rock with stunted, moss-laden forest, and the only similar high range is about 110 km away.
Recorded above 1500 m. The range reaches 2028 m at Bukit Batu, and it probably occurs higher than the expeditions reached.
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