Are there really food plants?

There are plants for eating meat and most of them are insect, which means that through different mechanisms of traps and accepting mistakes. Over time, these plants seem to have developed the digestive process, along with photosynthesis to adequately solve the nutritional needs of the plant. Plants for eating meat are several different types and often grouped the means by which traps. Most believe that these plants simply evolved from plants with rolled leaves. Unswh be insects can enter the upper part of the leaves, often rolled or trumpets as in the form, and quickly fall to the bottom where the plant excludes enzymes such as protease and phosphotasa . Insects at the bottom of the pitfall are trapped and quickly become the victim of a plant with food.

One would think that all meat plants were tropical like Venus Flytrap. In fact, however, there are kinds of jugs that use the pitfalls in California and Florida. Even Canadians found that the northern pitcher was growing in the wild.

Another common method of capturing insects used meat with food is the excretion of a sticky substance that makes insects immobile. They are usually called traps on flypaper. Many plants trap flying papers come from the family of sunflowers. Insects that land on masking plants on the ointment trap gives chemicals that cause the plant to grow rapidly and fold to prevent insect leakage. As soon as the leaf rolls, the insect captured is cleaved by the secretion of enzymes.

Venus Flytrap is solar, but uses the Snap trap mechanism. Small hair along the surface of these plants of masking plants are drained when insects land on the plant and act as an alarm. Once the "thief alarm" is triggered by unfortunate insects, Flytrap closes quickly and tight in seconds,

Less common mechanisms of capture include a bladder trap that secrete water and forms a vacuum effect for insects. Youare commonly found near water. Plants with a lobster pot are also relatively rare. Plants can have the shape of a corkscrew such as genlisea, which makes it easier to enter the plant, but it is quite confusing for insects. Basically, the insects move on spirals until the digestive surface of the plant reaches.

Much was produced fictitious from food with food that really eats mammals, but most accounts like in the game are exaggerated. However, the occasional mammal is the victim of the plant for eating meat. This happened in France in 2005 in the Botanical Garden in Lyons.

It was found that the trap for the pitfalls has a partially cleave mouse inside. The plant was alerted to botany after visiting people, the garden began to comment on the terrible scent of radiating from the area where these plants from the Philippines were introduced. This discovery led to more interest whether some plants rely on mammals and insects for food sources.