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• Trap Structure: Sundews have specialized leaves covered with glandular hairs that secrete a sticky substance. The sticky droplets resemble dew, giving the plant its name. These droplets attract and ensnare insects that come into contact with them.
• Flowers: Sundews produce small, delicate flowers on stalks that rise above the leaves. The flowers can vary in color and appearance depending on the species. The flowers are typically insect-pollinated, and once fertilized, they produce seeds for propagation.
• Habitat: Sundews are often found in acidic, nutrient-poor environments such as bogs, fens, and wetlands. These habitats lack sufficient nutrients from the soil, so the plants have evolved their carnivorous adaptations to supplement their nutrient intake.
• Uses: Sundews are fascinating examples of adaptation in plants. Their carnivorous nature sets them apart from most other plants and makes them a subject of interest for botanists, horticulturists, and nature enthusiasts. Many people cultivate sundews as ornamental plants, either as outdoor specimens in appropriate conditions or as indoor plants in containers with a controlled environment.
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