Deep catch - Drosera

The worm catcher Drosera, also known as the High Mao, is a perennial herbaceous plant capable of catching worms.

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The tree is 10-20cm tall, has a clear stem, leaves grow in small, semi-small stalks, only 2.4-4mm wide. The leaf edge grows a lot of hair, about 300 more. The top of the puff is large to a globular mass, red purple, which can produce a sticky, fragrant odor to seduce insects.

When insects are tricked into parked on the leaves, the feathers will simultaneously curl tightly to the ill-fated animal, making the bait for Cao Mao. If one of the leaves catches a large prey, the surrounding leaves will also gather to help, kill the prey. If there are 2 children parked on one leaf, the leaf fringe will assign each other to both 2. Then the leaves secrete digestive juices to eat the worm.

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