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Predeator Plants

Posted by: kellys1977 on: February 25, 2009

predator plants

up until the begining of the 19th century,scientists refused to recognize
the fact that some plants are capable of devouring animals, this phenomena
contradicted the usual conception that only animals could be predeators.

at the end of the 19th century charles darwin , the father of evolution
theory, wrote a comprehensive book about the phenomena and gave the
scientific world legitimation to deal with this peculiar trait of plants.

up until the begining of the 20th century there was very small scientific
regard to preadeator plants. in the last few decades more and more
researchers began to notice the unique infrastructure of these plants
and have tried to define them, and understand the physiological processes
that are unique for them. in the process of research more then ten kinds
of predeator plants and within those ten 500 diffrent species.

the predeator plants have two systems which they use to feed. they do not skip
over processes of photosynthesis and absorbing materials from the ground and such,
they are equipped with a system that ensnares insects and small creatures and
disposes of them through dissolving them.

Kelly Sanders,
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