The epithet allantostigma is derived from the Greek allantoeidés (sausage-shaped) and stigma (stigma), a reference to the thick, almost horseshoe-shaped and apparently sausage-like stigmas.Drosera allantostigma...

The epithet androsacea refers to the similarity between the flower of this species and the small, white or pink, 5-petalled flowers of the rock jasmine, Androsace, a genus from the cooler regions of the...

The epithet australis is the Latin australis (southern), a reference to this species range at the southwestern tip of Western Australia.Drosera australis is endemic to a strip of land approximately 40...

The epithet australis is the Latin australis (southern), a reference to this species range at the southwestern tip of Western Australia.Drosera australis is endemic to a strip of land approximately 40...

The epithet callistos is derived from the Greek callistos (beautiful), a reference to the pretty overall form of the plant.Drosera callistos is known from Western Australia where it is recorded around...

The epithet enodes is derived from the Greek word meaning perfumed, in reference to the sweetly scented flowers of this species.Drosera enodes is known from the extreme southwestern corner of Western Australia,...

Drosera leucostigma is known from Western Australia, with records from the Cataby region, southeast to Mogumber.The epithet leucostigma is derived from the Greek leucos (white) and stigma (stigma), in...

Drosera manii x omissa is a very easy to grow hybrid with huge pink flowers.

The epithet micrantha is derived from the Greek micros (small) and anthos (flower), referring to the small flowers of this species.Drosera micrantha is known from Western Australia. It is relatively common...

The epithet nitidula is derived from the Latin nitidus (having a shiny surface). It is unclear which morphological character Planchon was referring to, but he may have been referencing the shiny, metallic...

The epithet occidentalis is derived from the Latin occidentalis (western), in reference to this species distribution in the western region of Australia.Drosera occidentalis is known from Western Australia,...

The epithet occidentalis is derived from the Latin occidentalis (western), in reference to this species distribution in the western region of Australia.Drosera occidentalis is known from Western Australia,...