Sundew (Drosera burmannii Vahl)

Sundew (Drosera burmannii Vahl) is a plant eating animal with a large genus of about 194 species from a species of grass in the dew and the insects can be lured by the mucous glands of the skin covering it with leaves. The insects caught are used as supplements to replace nutrients lost from the soil depends on the dew. Range of the dew. Vary in size and style. Can be found on almost every continent around the world. Except Antarctica.