Plantae

=**__ Venus Fly Trap __** = The Venus Fly-Trap( Dionaea muscipula) is a Carnivorous plant,which means that this plant eats insects in order to survive. This type of plants belongs to group Plantae. This plant is native to North,South Carolina swaplands and bogs.The Venus flytrap (Dionaea muscipula) is filed in the division Anthophyta, which is also known as Magnoliophyta, or commonly "flowering plants." dsdsgsfdgdsgsdgfd

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**Introduction **
This unique plant preys on insects with its oval-shaped leaves. The trapping mechanism called, the leaf-blade or lamina, at the end of the leaf is composed of two lobes with hinged together by a midrib. When insects lands on lamina and touches the sensory spikes( Trigger hair) lamina closes shut and trapping the insect between its lamina. The interval from open to closing is 0.1 seconds. How Amazing is that! The edge of trap in lined with cilia, this cilia aids plant in trapping the insect inside. For it to digest one prey it take it about 10 days, slow death for the poor insect. The sad static is that in its life time, this plant will only catch average of 3 preys. When the prey manages to escape, the lamina will open within 12 hours. This plant catches insects to in order to extract nitrogen to survive. This plant digests it food by excreting by enzymes that are secreted by glands in its lobes.  This diagrams shows basic part of the Venus FlyTrap. You can see that Cilia is there to prevent insects from escaping when captured. The trapping action is provoked by insects touching trigger hair twice in a row.

**Morphological Feature** This plant hunts by excreting sweet sap through its two lobes to attract any kinds of insects. When it is open, inner part of the plant is red and has two lobes sticking out, which are trigger hairs. When insects touch trigger lobe twice in a row, lamina closes less than tenth of a second.

**Anatomica**l - Just like our stomachs, the trap secretes acidic digestive juices that: Once the nutrients are depleted from the acidic bath, the plant reabsorbs the digestive fluid. This serves as a signal to reopen the trap, and the remains of the insect are usually either washed away in the rain or blown away by the wind.
 * 1) Dissolve the soft tissues and cell membranes of the food
 * 2) Serve as an antiseptic to kill small amounts of bacteria inadvertently eaten or sealed in with the food
 * 3) Enzymatically digest DNA, amino acids and other cellular molecules into small pieces that can be taken up by the plant

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**Venus fly****traps** are largely found in USA, North and South Carolina.

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