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Current biology : CB, v.26 no.3, 2016년, pp.286 - 295
Bohm, J. , Scherzer, S. , Krol, E. , Kreuzer, I. , von Meyer, K. , Lorey, C. , Mueller, Thomas D. , Shabala, L. , Monte, I. , Solano, R. , Al-Rasheid, Khaled A.S. , Rennenberg, H. , Shabala, S. , Neher, E. , Hedrich, R.
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Carnivorous plants, such as the Venus flytrap (Dionaea muscipula), depend on an animal diet when grown in nutrient-poor soils. When an insect visits the trap and tilts the mechanosensors on the inner surface, action potentials (APs) are fired. After a moving object elicits two APs, the trap snaps sh...
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