Biology
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Researchers Study on How Venus Flytraps Snap Their ‘Mouth-like’ Traps
Scientists at Scripps Research have disclosed the three-dimensional construction of Flycatcher1, an aptly fixed protein medium that may allow Venus fly trap plants to snap shut in response to prey
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