Wild Water Lemon

The wild water lemon (Passiflora foetida) is capable of climbing over other herbs. It produces yellow fruit around 2 or 3 centimetres in diameter. It has bracts which produce a sticky substance that contain enzymes. This traps insects and minimises predation. It isn't known whether the plant gains nourishment from the insects, but the plant is considered a protocarnivorous species.

Habitat
This species prefers wet conditions, but can tolerate arid climates. It is commonly found growing in disturbed soil.