Scientists reveal surprising mechanism behind Venus flytrap's rapid snap
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Scientists have discovered and explained the biological mechanism enabling Venus flytraps to snap shut with exceptional speed, resolving a long-standing scientific puzzle that even stumped Charles Darwin.
This is a fundamental research discovery about plant physiology; it does not directly address conservation, environmental improvement, or practical applications.
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