Insectivorous plants.

Wigtown: Langford Press, (2002 facsimile).
Octavo, dustwrapper, 462 pp. line drawings.

Limited to 1000 numbered copies a reprint of the first edition (1875). In this classic work on insectivorous plants Darwin explains by a combination of detailed observations and clear experiments how these fascinating plants capture their prey, digest it and gain benefit from it.