Pinguicula rosmarieae (A–H) and P. calyptrata (I, J). A P. rosmarieae, 2-scaped; upper flower opened, in profile view, lower one in bud; epiphytic on Polylepis multijuga Pilg., in Polylepis multijuga-Iochroma stenanthum S.Leiva, Quip. & N.W.Sawyer – dominated cloud forest. Peru, Department San Martín, close to ‘El Jardín’(Inca-hut and surrounding area east of the Laguna Huayabamba), 3,090 m a.s.l., 06°56'044"S, 077°41'54"W B ditto, flower, profile view C ditto, flower, semi-ventral view D ditto, flower, dorsal view E P. rosmarieae rosette from the northernmost known habitat, “Hatumpampa” Department Amazonas, Province Bongará (no voucher specimen) F ditto, flower, semi-ventral view G ditto, flower ventral view H corolla in frontal view, lower-lip lobes to ¼ of its length notched, throat without distinct palate. Peru, Department San Martín, Laguna de los Cóndores (Henning & Schneider 275) I P. calyptrata, corolla in frontal view, lobes with lateral margins slightly covering each other, lower-lip lobes to 1/6 of its length notched, throat with clapper-like yellow palate. Peru, Department San Martín, Sphagnum-bog, 3,000 m a.s.l. above the Laguna de los Cóndores (Bussmann, A. Glenn, G. Chait & C. Vega Ocaña 16447) J flowering stand of P. calyptrata near Pulan, Cajamarca. (Credits: photographs A–D, I R. W. Bussmann E–G, J L. Santa Cruz Cervera H T. Henning).