The Plant That Gave Up Meat for Dung: Wallace and the Pitcher Plant
In Borneo, pitcher plants do more than trap insects. Their leaf-made vessels open a journey through some of nature’s strangest partnerships — from diving ants living inside carnivorous plants to tree shrews using pitchers as feeding stations and latrines, and bats finding plant-made roosts by echo while delivering nitrogen in return.
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