What is another word for bladderwort family?
Pronunciation: [blˈadəwˌɔːt fˈamɪli] (IPA) 
The bladderwort family is a large group of carnivorous plants found in freshwater habitats across the world. There are several synonyms for the bladderwort family, including Lentibulariaceae, the butterwort family, and the waterwheel family. All of these names refer to the unique structures that these plants use to catch their prey: small bladders that suck in and digest insects and other small creatures. Within the bladderwort family, there are over 300 recognized species, ranging from tiny floating plants to large ground-hugging species. Despite their carnivorous habits, many bladderworts are also beloved for their striking flowers, which can range from bright yellows and oranges to deep purples and pinks.
