Mike asks if Baja California has been explored for CPs, especially Darlingtonia, which associates with Rhododendron occidentale (western azalea).
Baja is too arid for most CPs. Darlingtonia is temperate; its southern natural limit is ~Mt. Shasta, CA. Even high elevations in Baja are subtropical. Range map and Sarracenia FAQ confirm.
Darlingtonia doesn't occur in Baja. Arid climate and subtropical temps exclude it. Natural range ends near Mt. Shasta.
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