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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 1 (July 1875) (1875)

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soon opened again,and rejected it. The experiments also proved that the con-traction of the leaf was precisely similar to the contraction ofa muscle, so that, as Dr. Hooker explained, it is not onlyproved that the digestion of the plant is like that of animals,but that it has a nervous system, and… … PA»JIJVOEOUS PXANTS. © 1875 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC. 8 ^tuniiiU %mtxuM* [July 3, 1875. which they live. The sarracenia, the large plant on the left caught securely in the jaws. Dr. Pratt says that a few days of of the page, the nepenthes, in the center, and the eephalotus,which is immediately…

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