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Scientific Correspondence
Nature 392, 447 (2 April 1998) | doi:10.1038/33037
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First protozoa-trapping plant found
Wilhelm Barthlott1, Stefan Porembski1, Eberhard Fischer1 & Björn Gemmel1
Abstract
Some 450 species of insectivorous plants have been discovered since Darwin published his work on the subject in 18751. We report here the first known case of a plant that traps and digests protozoa.
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