what would happen if an inscet touched the hair on the leaves of a venus fly trap plant? what would happen if an insect touched the leaves of a rose bush
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Hedrich and others have found that the Venus flytrap can count the number of times that its victims touch the sensory hairs on its leaves. One touch does nothing. Two closes the trap.
hence, if an insect touch the hair of the venusfly trap it will catch the insect inside it
2nd question
Roses are prized for their fragrant, showy blooms and attractive foliage. The genus Rosa contains about 150 species and thousands of cultivars that are hardy in a range of climates. Given their reliability as a source of easy to maintain beauty, finding holes in rose bush leaves is both alarming and unappealing. There are two common culprits that cause this kind of damage: rose slugs and leafcutter bees.
Hedrich and others have found that the Venus flytrap can count the number of times that its victims touch the sensory hairs on its leaves. One touch does nothing. Two closes the trap.
hence, if an insect touch the hair of the venusfly trap it will catch the insect inside it
2nd question
Roses are prized for their fragrant, showy blooms and attractive foliage. The genus Rosa contains about 150 species and thousands of cultivars that are hardy in a range of climates. Given their reliability as a source of easy to maintain beauty, finding holes in rose bush leaves is both alarming and unappealing. There are two common culprits that cause this kind of damage: rose slugs and leafcutter bees.
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