Pitcher plants ... a slippery waxcausesinsects to fall inside of their carnivorous pitcher
nature of the boghas createdhabitat to insect - eating plants such as sundews and pitcher plants who obtain their nutrients directly from the insects they capture
farmerscan preventinsects from feeding on plant leaves
extremely slippery liquid - infused micro - textured rimscauseinsects to fall into the “ pitcher
in the Philippines(passive) was discoveredA carnivorous pitcher plant that eats insects and rats
from escaping by the ridged edge of the leaf(passive) are preventedInsects that slide into the pitcher of the plant
Tiny bats , no bigger than a car keyhave been discoveredroosting in carnivorous pitcher plants in Borneo ... with their droppings
a slippery layercausesinsects to slide into the plant ’s pitcher
the same mechanismcausesinsects to slide into a pitcher plant
mosquito larvae from stealing its nutrientsto preventmosquito larvae from stealing its nutrients
their escape with downward - pointing hairs or sticky and slippery surfacespreventtheir escape with downward - pointing hairs or sticky and slippery surfaces
to the plant closing the plant 's leaves or tentacles to consume the insectleadsto the plant closing the plant 's leaves or tentacles to consume the insect
a nutritious soupto createa nutritious soup
a platform or in hollowed trees to lure out frogs Frogs : Place inside a Pitcher Plant to launch Cloud into the air Beehiveto createa platform or in hollowed trees to lure out frogs Frogs : Place inside a Pitcher Plant to launch Cloud into the air Beehive
weeping woundscausingweeping wounds
a wound(passive) caused bya wound
in the Philippines and named after Sir David Attenboroughhas been discoveredin the Philippines and named after Sir David Attenborough