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Glutathione induces trap closure for carnivory in Cape sundew
Charles Darwin was infinitely fascinated with Drosera (sundew plants), which have behaved as the most sagacious animals and evolved as flesh-eaters with modified leaves, called traps, to catch and digest insects. However, the molecular basis underlying movement of carnivorous plants remains very lim...
ORGANISM(S): Drosera capensis 
2026-04-21 | GSE249815 | GEO
Genome sequencing of the carnivorous plant pink sundew (Drosera capillaris) and its specialist herbivore the sundew plume moth (Buckleria parvulus).
Genomics
RNA-seq of sundew (Drosera tokaiensis) leaves
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