I'm interested in the conservation efforts for the 'Mountain Sweet Pitcherplant'. From the search results page, what is its scientific name and where is it endemic to? After that, navigate to its 'Plant Profile' page. On the 'Plant Profile' page, identify its family, life form, and global rank. Also, list one 'Conservation Action' mentioned for this plant. Finally, identify two participating institutions listed on the original search results page.
Navigate to 'centerforplantconservation.org'. Type 'Mountain Sweet Pitcherplant' into the search bar (ID 178) and initiate the search by clicking the search icon (ID 180). From the search results page, extract the scientific name of the 'Mountain Sweet Pitcherplant' and its endemic location as mentioned in the 'National Collection Spotlight' section. Click on the 'Plant Profile' link (ID 2141) associated with 'Mountain Sweet Pitcherplant'. On the detailed plant profile page, locate and extract the family, life form, and global rank. Identify and list at least one 'Conservation Action' described for the Mountain Sweet Pitcherplant. Navigate back to the search results page. Identify and list the names of two distinct 'Participating Institutions' displayed on the search results page. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the search results page for 'Mountain Sweet Pitcherplant'. The scientific name is stated as 'Sarracenia rubra ssp. jonesii'. The endemic location is stated as 'Blue Ridge Mountains of North and South Carolina'. The agent successfully navigates to the detailed plant profile page for 'Mountain Sweet Pitcherplant'. The family is stated as 'Sarraceniaceae'. The life form is stated as 'Herbaceous Perennial'. The global rank is stated as 'G1'. At least one specific conservation action (e.g., 'Seed Collection', 'Ex Situ Cultivation', 'Habitat Protection') is identified and stated. The agent successfully navigates back to the search results page. The agent identifies and states the names of two participating institutions (e.g., 'North Carolina Botanical Garden', 'Atlanta Botanical Garden').