Carnivorous plant. What’s inside under microscope?!
How can we find out what happens to insects when they enter the stomach of a carnivorous plant, look what we found and you will understand that carnivorous plants are not at all such monsters as they are presented to us, but only mutualistic adaptations. we decided to try to solve the riddle of the nutrition of carnivorous plants and look into the stomach, because it is known that, for example, a sarrasenia or a jug can easily digest a small salamander or a tadpole or a frog. How do they manage it. Let's do an experiment. This sarracenia in a vase has not been fed for more than a month and I think she is very hungry. It's late autumn outside and it's not so easy to catch insects, but I managed to catch several wood lice and a couple of earthworms in the compost heap. Just remember this leaf, it differs from other leaves in the bush, it is the largest and it has the largest fan / skirt. The water in it is somewhere a little less than half the height of the jug. I will gently give him woodlice and an earthworm with tweezers. The rest I will distribute among other leaves. Today is November 21st and I am timing. I want to leave it all for about 10 days
and see what happens.#carnivorous #carnivorousplant #sarracenia #carnivorousplants #undermicroscope #drosera #pitcherplants
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