Nepenthes species

Robinson, Alastair S., Golos, Michal R., Barer, Marc, Sano, Yosuke, Forgie, Jennifer J., Garrido, Diego, Gorman, Chandler N., Luick, Adi O., Mcintosh, Nick W. R., Mcpherson, Stewart R., Palena, Gregory J., Pančo, Ivan, Quinn, Brian D. & Shea, Jeff, 2019, Revisions in Nepenthes following explorations of the Kemul Massif and the surrounding region in north-central Kalimantan, Borneo, Phytotaxa 392 (2), pp. 97-126 : 102

Nepenthes species recorded only on Mt. Bagong

Nepenthes chaniana Clarke, Lee & McPherson (2006: 56) , known from Sabah and Sarawak primarily from mossy forest on sandstone ( Clarke et al. 2006, Cheek & Jebb 2001), but unusual in this case for producing pitchers 1/3 larger (to ca. 35 cm tall excluding lids) and suffused with orange or red, rather than entirely yellowish-green or occasionally red speckled as on Mt. Alab in Sabah and Batu Buli in Sarawak; N. fusca s.lat. ‘ Sarawak form’, known mainly from Sarawak where it is especially abundant on clay laterite road embankments in the Hose Mountains and Kelabit Highlands at 1000–1300 m elevation (AR, MB, SM pers. observ.); and the widespread N. hirsuta , also typically found on sandstone ( Clarke 1997, Cheek & Jebb 2001). Also observed along summit ridges, either in humus overlying clay and sand or in moss pads, was a Nepenthes taxon (N. sp. Bagong) that was initially considered a potential candidate for N. mollis on account of its densely pubescent foliage and decurrent leaves (see Discussion).