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We find It growing wild in the Carolmas, a circle of oddleaves arotr.d a shaped stalk that bears small J The soggy blossoms. soil is short of certain nitrogen chemicals, essential items on a balanced plant food diet. True to the striving plant world, the flytrap has adapted itself to cope with this impov-ernhe- d condition. Thpre is usable nitrogen in the bodies of passing insects. The amazing plant captures and adds therr. to its menu. white leaves ban Are Traps leases aie baited and nmaliv ahnni 2') nf Tts weird HU! to r The plant world Mb Bargain Basket ? them are in w'Oiking order. Each thick green lea! is shaped like a heart and attached to a flat, hairy base. There are spikes around its sides and a thicker ridge down the center divides the heart into two lobes. This ridge is actually a hinge that closes the two lobes to form a small prison within a cage of spikes. The closing action is triggered by three sensitive hairs, set in a triangle on the surface of each lobe. The trap is baited when the lobes open like an outstretched palm and their sensitive hairs are laden with dewy moisture. Sooner or later, a fly flits by and glimpses tne glistening bait. He swoop- -, down to inand his fragile vestigate on those sensitive weight hairs triggers the hinge. The two lobes snap shut and the victim is trapped in a fly- sized cage. Now the leaf sur- face oozes strong digestive chemicals. The fly is engulfed, the essential nitrogen compounds in its body are absorbed and transported from cell to cell. When the meal is digested, dry husk of the fly is wafted away by the breezes. One leaf can capture and digest only a few meaty dinners. Then a new one grows in to replace it. It can and sometimes docs capture larger inlets But on tins planet, no insectivorous plant can cope with anything laige" than a big bug. plants exist tales irnemr-tirm- invented s Peopie-eatin- onV in g weird by human |