麦克法兰猪笼草是以植物学家麦克法兰名字命名的一种
马来半岛特有的
食虫植物。
形态特征
麦克法兰猪笼草可以长出带红色斑点的捕虫笼。下位笼成卵形至圆柱型，可高达20cm。在盖子下表面密布着白色的短毛。这是麦克法兰猪笼草的特点之一。
生长环境
生活的环境其湿度和温度都较高，并具有明亮的散射光。一般为森林或灌木林的边缘或空地上。
分布范围
自然杂交种
以下是已被发现了的自然杂交种：
N. macfarlanei × N. ramispina
N. macfarlanei × N. sanguinea
查尔斯·克拉克（Charles Clarke ）在苏门答腊和马来半岛发现了一种
瘦小猪笼草（N. gracillima）与麦克法兰猪笼草的自然杂交种（N. gracillima × N. macfarlanei）。
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