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Terrário - Um terrário é recipiente onde se reproduzem as condições ambientais necessárias para diferentes seres vivos total ou parcialmente terrestres.1 Os terrários podem ter diversos tamanhos e ser feitos de diversos materiais, não apenas vidro; são comuns os terrários de madeira, rede metálica, AcrÃlico, PVC, etc. Possui sempre pelo menos uma de suas paredes feita de algum material transparente, geralmente vidro ou acrÃlico, para facilitar a visão do interior, e normalmente contém pedras, carvão, terra e plantas que permitem observar o comportamento dos seres vivos no mundo natural.
No âmbito da botânica, um terrário refere-se a pequenas estufas em que se recriam as condições de um ambiente tropical, ou seja humidade e temperatura altas e constantes, possibilitando o cultivo de plantas tropicais e subtropicais. (Texto Wikipedia)
In this set I wanted to show the difference between some of the Flytrap varieties. Some are more tall and erect, while others like the 'Big Mouth' are quite prostrate and to the ground.
Much Like a Flower
You Opened yourself for Me
My Venus Flytrap
(haiku by me... ode of sorts to an ex girlfriend. hahah)
I saw a Venus flytrap! I saw a Venus flytrap! They grow naturally in only a 90 mile radius from Wilmington NC. Spent a good hour searching the forest floor for this tiny plant, about the size of a quarter. Spotted one, and even though rain was beginning to fall, HAD to get a few hurried photos. What an amazing treat!
Each leaf can only close two or three times, so a fly must hit two or more of the hairs along the mouth of the leaf to close it.
According to Dr. Tom Miller, these non-native Venus flytraps were planted in Liberty County bogs, possibly looking to make a profit in selling them.
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In this set I wanted to show the difference between some of the Flytrap varieties. Some are more tall and erect, while others like the 'Big Mouth' are quite prostrate and to the ground.
The Venus Flytrap, Dionaea, uses modified leaves to trap and digest insects and other small creatures in the flytrap's nutrient-poor environment. Four trigger hairs in the reddish maw of these leaves trigger the rapid leaf closing when disturbed.
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North Brooklyn Pneumatic Archives:
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Dionaea muscipula, considered to be a non-native in Florida.
Apalachicola National Forest, Liberty County, FL
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From the archives of ethan pettit gallery - www.ethanpettit.com
North Brooklyn Pneumatic Archives:
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Copyright 2018 the artists. You must ask permission to use this image. Intellectual property laws apply.