a possible carnivore is the genus "roridula"; the plants in this genus produce sticky leaves with resin-tipped glands and look extremely similar to some of the larger sundews. however, they do not directly benefit from the insects they catch. instead, they form a mutualistic symbiosis with species of assassin bug (genus "pameridea"), which eat the trapped insects. the plant benefits from the nutrients in the bugs' faeces. by some definitions this would still constitute botanical carnivory.