Inspiration from the process of getting a pet or growing a plant

The lessons of plants are as follows:1. Thatch and saw. Legend has it that more than 2,000 years ago, Master Luban once went up the mountain to cut down a tree, and unintentionally when Xun Weizhong was cut by a thatch, he felt very strange, why did the tender grass break the calloused hand and bleed?

He looked closely and found that there were many small sharp and thin thorns on the sides of the leaves, which were very sharp. So he called in a blacksmith to make a barbed piece of iron, and used it to cut a tree, much faster than an axe, and a wooden frame, and thus made the first saw.

2. Plantain is a common grass, its leaves are arranged in a spiral shape, the structure is very reasonable, and each leaf can get the sunlight that fills and destroys the feet of Changsui. The architects learned from plantain and designed and built a spiraling 13-storey building. This innovative architecture allows each room to enjoy bright and warm sunlight, avoiding the structural deficiencies of ordinary buildings.

3. Spruce and TV towers. The tall TV towers, all of which resemble cone-shaped structures, are designed to look like this? This is a revelation from spruce.

The spruce trees in the high mountains are often hit by strong winds, and the base of the trunk becomes thick and strong, and the whole trunk becomes conical. It is precisely because of this appearance that the spruce can stand firmly on the hill. On the other hand, the TV tower, which is built in imitation of spruce, will not be in great danger even if it is attacked by strong winds.

Human beings have been inspired by nature and have invented so many things, but I can't think of so many for a while.

A more obvious example is airplanes: in order to realize the dream of flying, human beings have imitated birds and conducted many flight experiments, although they were unsuccessful, but they were inspired by birds and eventually invented airplanes.

The helicopter was invented by dragonflies.

The most famous example is the steam engine: Watt invented the steam engine inspired by steam to lift the lid of a jug.

Newton discovered the law of gravitation based on the landing of an apple.

Archimedes felt the buoyancy of the water while bathing, and thus discovered the law of buoyancy.

Whenever we talk about human beings being inspired by nature, it is easy to think of high-end inventions, but there are many examples in our lives.

The fabrics used in the clothes we wear have long been spun from natural animal and plant fibers (cotton, hemp, wool, silk), and today's various chemical fiber fibers are manufactured according to the properties of these animal and plant fibers.

The "mirror" that we have to face every day is that early humans discovered their own reflection in water and ice, and were inspired to discover that smooth surfaces can show their own appearance, and finally invented mirrors.

Knives and axes are the ancients who were cut by sharp stones, and were inspired to make stone knives and stone axes first, and only after having metal did they gradually have today's knives and axes...

Nature's inspiration to humans is varied, and there are countless inventions and creations based on animals, but as an immobile creature, plants contribute quite little.

1.An incomplete photosynthesizer that mimics cyanobacteria will be designed to bionic photolyzed water, so that a large amount of hydrogen can be obtained.

2.Xanthium was inspired to invent Velcro.

3.According to the flowering time of various flowers, the biological clock was invented.

4.When climbing, his hand was scratched by the teeth on the edge of a blade of grass, so he was inspired to invent the saw.

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5.The umbrella was invented according to the shape of the lotus leaf.

6.The special decontamination ability of the honey locust tree invented the eco-friendly convenience soap.

7.The plantain tree has a special shape and wide and long leaves, which led to the invention of the banana fan.

8.Like the plantain tree, the palm fan was invented using the shape of the palm tree's leaves.

9.The light structure of the dandelion, the invention of the parachute.

10.The ancients used the forking of plant branches to invent the slingshot for hunting, and the elasticity of the branches was invented.

Bow and arrow. 11.The mosquito repellent effect of mosquito repellent grass has invented mosquito repellent liquid.

12.The water storage and anti-evaporation effect of cactus led to the invention of the anti-evaporation kettle. Using the empty shell of a coconut, hair is made.

The earliest wooden kettle is known. Similarly, the melon skin of the melon plant also provided the invention of kettle water for future generations.

The barrel did the trick.

13.Taking advantage of the hollow nature of the branches of some plants, the straw was invented.

14.The cane is also an invention

15.Bamboo hollow, the invention of the bucket, and later firecrackers.

Summary. 1 Provides carbon dioxide for photosynthesis in plants through respiration.

2 The remains or manure can be supplied to the plants as a source of nitrogen by the decomposer.

3 Actively (draining seeds after eating) or passively (hair-carrying) to help plants redistribute pollen or seeds.

4 Some animals loosen the soil and help plant roots to breathe.

5 Some plants can supplement nitrogen sources by feeding on insects or other small animals.

6 Artiodactyls feed on the tips of plants (especially shrubs) to eliminate the apical dominance of plants, which can help some plants expand their body range.

7 Some animals can eat to help plants eliminate or get rid of harmful insects.

What farmed animals provide for growing plants.

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1 Provide carbon dioxide for photosynthesis through respiration2 Remains or feces can be supplied with the nitrogen they need by decomposers3 Actively (after eating, the seeds are retained) or passively (hair-carried) help plants redistribute pollen or seeds4 Some animals can loosen the soil and help plant roots to respire5 Some plants can supplement nitrogen sources by eating insects or other small animals6 Artiodactyls feed on the tips of plants (especially shrubs) to eliminate the plant's dominance of the apical limb, It can help some plants expand the range of the plant.7 Some animals can rely on food to starve the wheel, help the plant to dissipate, dissipate or remove harmful insects.