The most curious mystery of the world for Chinese students The plant kingdom after reading 100 words

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I read the book "The Wonderful Plant World" and it made me see a lot of strange plants. Cannonball trees, for example, I've never seen them before! It bears very large fruits, and when it is slammed into the ground, it makes a loud noise, like a cannonball.

There are also plants that can eat insects, and I've only heard of insects eating plants before, but I've never heard plants eat insects, which is really new! Another example is the sundew, it has a lot of hairs, each hair has a drop of mucus, when the insect flies over, it will be stuck by its slime, no insect can escape, the insect will be stuck all the time, and then the hair of the sundew will roll the insect inside, and then eat the worm.

And the Venus flytrap, it's amazing! As soon as a bug flies onto its leaves, it eats it at lightning speed. Aren't they amazing?

I also saw poisonous plants, like poison ivy, which grew like vines, growing together every three leaves, and there was a ballad to warn everyone "Three leaves, stay away from it!" "That's how it came about.

As the saying goes, the most beautiful plants will be poisonous, such as oleander, people who eat too much will get sick and even die, which is terrible.

This book introduced me to the kingdom of plants, and I saw so many interesting plants, which is amazing! I wish I could see them with my own eyes.

On the first day of winter vacation, I like to accompany my mother and follow my mother to the vegetable market to buy vegetables.

Wow, it's beautiful! "The colorful vegetables quickly piqued my curiosity. So I looked at a gray-white vegetable and asked my mother what it was called.

Why is it so special and has a faint fragrance? My mother told me that the dish is called lettuce, and you can check the information for the specific content and learn it yourself! All kinds of plants in the world have their own unique places, just like everyone, not the same!

So with the help of my mother, I found a book called "The Unsolved Mysteries of Plants", and the fresh content and interesting ** in the book quickly attracted my attention.

From this book I learned that lettuce has a calming and analgesic effect, and its Latin name is called: lactuca, which.

Lac means milk, which refers to the milky sap that can flow from this plant.

I also saw a lot of other amazing plants and wonders that are hidden in nature. What impressed me the most were termites and chicken firs. We all know that the chicken fir is a mycelial creature with a particularly delicious taste, but the strange thing is that it is different from its hyphal creatures, it grows in termite nests or in places where termites come and go frequently.

So why is this happening? It turned out that termites brought the seeds of chicken fir as food to the termite nest, and the chicken fir used the suitable temperature and humidity environment of the termite nest to survive, and it used the waste of termites - excrement reasonably to produce nutrients to grow better. Termites, on the other hand, feed on the mycelium of chicken fir trees.

The two luminous people rely on each other to survive together.

From this, I thought that we humans should learn like plants in many places. Why do plants coexist with different types of animals? And we people, sometimes, can't live in peace with our own kind.

From a quarrel between two people to a war between countries. Why can't we, like plants, see the good in others, learn from the shortcomings of others, and make our lives better?