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Eric LoPresti is Assistant Professor of Plant Biology, Ecology and Evolution at Oklahoma State University.
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Plants & Animals
Some Plants Use Stickiness to Fend off Hungry Insects
For some sand-dwelling plants, stickiness is a defense tactic that keeps predators at bay.
