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Meaning of sarracenia
Wordnet
sarracenia (n)
pitcher plants
Webster
sarracenia (n.)
A genus of American perennial herbs growing in bogs; the American pitcher plant.
sarracenia Sentence Examples
- The delicate petals of the sarracenia lure unsuspecting insects to its deadly trap.
- Sarracenia plants thrive in acidic bogs, where they feast on unsuspecting creatures.
- The modified leaves of the sarracenia act as a funnel, directing insects into its digestive cavity.
- The inner surface of the sarracenia is lined with downward-pointing hairs, preventing prey from escaping.
- Sarracenia plants have evolved various mechanisms to attract their insect victims, including nectar and bright colors.
- The digestive enzymes within the sarracenia break down the insects, providing the plant with essential nutrients.
- Some species of sarracenia have evolved to form symbiotic relationships with ants, which protect the plant from herbivores.
- The Venus flytrap (Dionaea muscipula) is a close relative of the sarracenia, sharing similar carnivorous adaptations.
- Sarracenia plants are native to North America, with the greatest diversity found in the southeastern United States.
- The distinctive shape and carnivorous nature of sarracenia plants have fascinated plant enthusiasts and naturalists for centuries.
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pitcher plantsA genus of American perennial herbs growing in bogs; the American pitcher plant.
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The delicate petals of the sarracenia lure unsuspecting insects to its deadly trap.
Sarracenia plants thrive in acidic bogs, where they feast on unsuspecting creatures.
The modified leaves of the sarracenia act as a funnel, directing insects into its digestive cavity.
The inner surface of the sarracenia is lined with downward-pointing hairs, preventing prey from escaping.
