By Charles Clarke. This book investigates the Nepenthes of Borneo in detail, treating each of the species, their ecology, where and how they grow, how they survive, and discussing the threats they face. Charles Clarke has been studying these plants for the last ten years, and has traveled to all corners of Borneo to research this book. A number of these plants are illustrated here for the first time, and much of the information presented is new to science. Scientists and lay people with an interest in the natural history of Borneo will find this book essential reading. Excellent color photos of all the species and many natural hybrids are shown, with scientific descriptions of habitat as well. The book has an excellent section on ecology and prey spectrum of some of the nepenthes. Different case studies are presented.