Why is pitcher plant introduced in such detail in the article?

Wanting to show a thing to others through a written description is nothing more than observing and writing with your heart, so because the author carefully observed Nepenthes and really wanted to show this image in front of the reader, he succeeded. In short, with your heart, there is nothing difficult about it.

Once upon a time, there was a large forest on Earth, and there were many animals living happily in the forest. But recently a new neighbor has moved in, pitcher plants.

When the mosquitoes learned the news, they all salivated, because the honey of the pitcher plant was very delicious, but when they heard that many of their companions had died in the mouth of the pitcher plant, they did not dare to go there, so they often waited near the pitcher plant and waited for the good time to come. Once, the pitcher plant was lazily basking in the sun outside, and suddenly it started to drizzle, and the mother pitcher plant asked the baby pitcher plant to close the lid quickly to prevent it from being caught in the rain. But the pitcher plant didn't listen, and was still playing and playing in the water.

The next day, the pitcher plant had a high fever, and the mother Nepenthes immediately took it to the hospital. The way home.

Seeing this, the mosquito swarm on the side swarmed up, greedily sucking the honey of the pitcher plant, but fortunately, the mother of the pitcher plant arrived in time and ate the surrounding mosquitoes, so that the honey of the pitcher plant was not sucked up.

Since then, the pitcher plant has never dared to disobey its mother.

This article about Nepenthes is not about anything, but mainly about the appearance and habits of Nepenthes, as well as its functions for people.

1. The shape of the petiole of pitcher plant is usually oval to arrow-shaped, and there is a thick leaf vein on the petiole through it, and the leaf vein finally penetrates the petiole and becomes tendrils, which can be used to climb other objects, so that the pitcher plant can grow to a pure height.

2. The end of the tendrils of the pitcher plant will form a bottle-shaped insect trap. The leaves of Nepenthes are alternate, and their petioles are usually green or yellow-green, and the texture of the petioles can be further divided into paper and wax. The papery petiole is sometimes covered with a layer of fine hairs, while the waxy petiole does not have dull hairs. Usually a petiole will produce only one bottle, if the bottle is old, withered, or damaged for some reason, the original petiole will not grow a new bottle, only the new petiole will grow a new bottle.

Nepenthes bottles are derived from the ends of tendrils.

8..Because Nepenthes can catch insects, it is called a "strange plant", and the "Linglong Cup" below is actually a graveyard that kills life, so it is called a "beautiful trap". 9.

The insect trap is cylindrical, and the lower half of the eggplant bulges out, resembling a pig cage 10(1) It means that "on rainy days, there is too much water in the sac, and the slender tendrils cannot bear the weight of the rain, so it will tilt itself and pour out part of the water in the sac" (2) Insects attracted by pitcher plants 11Don't just look at the surface of anything, people can't look good, and the sea can't fight!