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How the Venus Flytrap snaps

How the Venus Flytrap snaps

October 5, 2019/by Academic Web Pages

How the Venus Flytrap snaps
Y. Forterre, J. Skotheim, J. Dumais and L. Mahadevan, Nature, 433, 421-25, 2005.

2005-07

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