Sticky Science: The Biochemistry of the Sundew’s Deadly Goo
Imagine walking through a misty bog, sunlight glinting off mysterious plants that seem to sparkle with morning dew. But don’t be fooled—what glistens on the sundew’s leaves is not water, but a deadly trap. For centuries, these delicate-looking plants have lured, trapped, and digested their prey with a silent but ruthless efficiency. The secret to ...









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