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Mimosa pudica: U Can’t Touch This!
Mimosas all round? No, definitely not the alcoholic beverage! The mimosa I’m talking about is Mimosa pudica L. [Fabaceae], a creeping herb that’s continuing to fascinate the world – both botanists and non-botanists alike! Mix one part of thoroughly chilled … Continue reading
Posted in Americas, Evolution, People, Species, Students
Tagged Fabaceae, humble plant, Mimosa, Mimosa pudica, Mimosoideae, pudica, sensitive plant, shameful plant, thigmonasty, touch-me-not plant, Waheed Arshad
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