Sensitive Plant
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The Sensitive Plant, also known as 'touch-me-not,' is famous for its ability to fold up its leaves when touched or shaken. This defense mechanism helps protect it from predators. It’s native to tropical regions in Central and South America, thriving in rainforests and tropical climates. The plant’s unique response to touch makes it a favorite among kids and nature lovers. It has small pink or purple fluffy flowers.
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- It closes its leaves when touched!- Sensitive plants fold up at night.- It's native to Central and South America.- The leaves fold up to protect themselves from harm.
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The Sensitive Plant, also known as 'touch-me-not,' is famous for its ability to fold up its leaves when touched or shaken. This defense mechanism helps protect it from predators. It’s native to tropical regions in Central and South America, thriving in rainforests and tropical climates. The plant’s unique response to touch makes it a favorite among kids and nature lovers. It has small pink or purple fluffy flowers.