
Date of issue: 13 August 2013
  Designer: Jo Mure, Australia Post Design Studio 
  Printer: RA Print (McKellar Renown) 
Plant: Drosera lowriei
Family: DROSERACEAE
a sundew
    There are about 125 species of Drosera in Australia, with 3 in America and about 20 in Europe. 
    They are insectivorous plants with sticky-ended 'hairs' on their leaves. 
    The leaves envelope and digest insects that get stuck on the sticky hairs. 
    This species occurs on granite outcrops in the south-western region of Western Australia. 
    It was named after Allen Lowrie, a Western Australian botanist.
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