Droseraceae

Petals white or pink Droseraceae

Leaves all basal. Roots fibrous, never tuberous

Leaves undivided, usually in a rosette, reddish

Leaves with petiole shorter than lamina or sessile

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Styles 5, undivided. Leaves green, spathulate-cuneate, up to 2 cm long, 1–3 cm wide; stipules divided, membranous. Petals white. Cumberland Plain and Blue Mts Wet places. Fl. spring–summer Drosera burmannii

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Styles 3–4, divided almost to the base. Leaves reddish, spathulate, 1–3 cm long; stipules membranous, laciniate. Flowers in a monochasia which resemble one-sided racemes. Sepals c. 3 mm long. Petals pink or white, c. as long as the sepals. Widespread. Wet places. Fl. spring–summer Drosera spatulata