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大型平庸猪笼草
	生长于婆罗洲沙巴海拔100米至150米处的大型平庸猪笼草窄笼变型的上位笼
保护状况
	; 易危（IUCN 2.3）
科学分类
界：	植物界 Plantae
演化支：	维管植物 Tracheophyta
演化支：	被子植物 Angiosperms
演化支：	真双子叶植物 Eudicots
目：	石竹目 Caryophyllales
科：	猪笼草科 Nepenthaceae
属：	猪笼草属 Nepenthes
种：	大型平庸猪笼草 N. macrovulgaris
二名法
	Nepenthes macrovulgaris; J.R.Turnbull & A.T.Middleton (1988)
異名
	Nepenthes sp.; Sh.Kurata (1976);

大型平庸猪笼草（学名：Nepenthes macrovulgaris）是婆罗洲特有的热带食虫植物。^[3]其种加词“macrovulgaris”，来源于希腊文和拉丁文“macro”和“vulgaris”，意为“巨型的”和“普通的，平庸的”。其通常生长于苔藓森林及亚山地森林空地，海拔300米至1200米处。其仅存在于超基性基质的原生地中，包括婆罗洲沙巴的基纳巴卢山、南布由康山（Mount Nambuyukon）、丹浓谷、塔湾山脉（Tawai Range）、马廖山脉（Meliau Range）和塞兰山（Mount Silam）。其捕虫笼可高达25厘米，为绿色至褐色，通常具斑点。^[4]^[5]^[6]

命名

约翰·R·特恩布尔（J.R.Turnbull）和安妮·T·米德尔顿（A.T.Middleton）在1988年对大型平庸猪笼草进行了正式描述，并介绍了其种加词的来由：^{[注 1]}^[9]

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……除了它的植株较为巨大，并没有其他与别的猪笼草相区别的形态特征。词尾“vulgaris”表示的意思是普通的，平庸的。种加词是希腊文和拉丁文的非规则组合。该名称曾被用于野外以确定发到种植者手上的是哪个类群。这个非正式的名称现在被广泛的用于植物玩家间。我们认为更改这名称会造成不必要的混乱。

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自然杂交种

N. albomarginata × N. macrovulgaris^[10]
N. macrovulgaris × N. rajah^[4]
N. macrovulgaris × N. reinwardtiana^[4]
N. macrovulgaris × N. tentaculata^[4]

注释

^ 约翰·R·特恩布尔和安妮·T·米德尔顿对其种加词的解释原文：^[9]

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[...] indicate a relatively large plant and to indicate that no single characteristic uniquely distinguishes this taxon from all others. The suffix vulgaris does not indicate that this species is either common or ordinary. On the contrary, it is quite striking. The epithet is an irregular combination of Greek and Latin. The name was used in the field to identify living material which was distributed to growers and this informal name is now commonly used by collectors. We feel that to change the name now would create unnecessary confusion.

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参考文献

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^ Kurata, S. 1976. Nepenthes of Mount Kinabalu. Sabah National Parks Publications No. 2, Sabah National Parks Trustees, Kota Kinabalu.
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^ ^4.0 ^4.1 ^4.2 ^4.3 Clarke, C.M. 1997. Nepenthes of Borneo. Natural History Publications (Borneo), Kota Kinabalu.
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