Carnivorous plants attract insects with their scent
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Some carnivorous plants change their scents to attract different types of prey, mimic flowers with their attraction techniques, and even regulate digestion.
Trumpeter Plant, or Sarracenia, It gets its nickname from its design. The leaves evolved into a jug-like cavity that insects could trip over and fall deep into the caustic digestive juices, unable to escape.
Botanists have long debated how these plants lure insects into their leafy traps.
