FIGURE 6 in Drosera maanyaa-gooljoo, a new species of Drosera section Arachnopus (Droseraceae) from the Buccaneer Archipelago and Yampi Peninsula, northwest Kimberley region, Western Australia

FIGURE 6. Comparison of petiole base "emergences" of Drosera maanyaa-gooljoo (left column), D. barrettiorum (centre-left column), D. hartmeyerorum (centre-right column), and D. serpens (right column). These "emergences" are not homologous in the four species, they represent trichomes in D. maanyaa-gooljoo and D. serpens but modified tentacles in D. barrettiorum and D. hartmeyerorum. A–D. Stem and petioles. The carnivorous tentacles of D. barrettiorum and D. hartmeyerorum reach all the way to the stem, slightly hiding their yellow "emergences" when viewed from side. E–H. Top view of petiole base. The "emergences" are clustered in a triangular pattern in D. maanyaa-gooljoo, D. barrettiorum and D. hartmeyerorum but not in D. serpens s.l. I–L. Lateral view of petiole base. M–P. Close-up of petiole base "emergences", showing the very different "emergence" head structures among the four species. Q–T. Bracts showing the same "emergences" as on petiole base in all four species. A, E, I, M, Q photographed in-situ at northern Yampi Peninsula, Western Australia, 09 June 2022. B, F photographed in-situ at Theda Station, Western Australia, 05 June 2022. C. photographed in-situ near Broome, Western Australia, 19 July 2020. D, H photographed in-situ near Katherine, Northern Territory, 12 March 2023. G photographed in-situ at Miluwindi Conservation Park, Western Australia, 10 April 2022. J, N, R from cultivated plants originating from Western Australia. K, O, S from cultivated material originating from near Kununurra, Western Australia. L, P, T from cultivated material originating from Japan. A–H. by T. Krueger. I–T by A. Fleischmann.