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	Most nurseries have ''[[w:Venus_flytrap\|D. muscipula]]''. Many are available online.		Most nurseries have ''[[w:Venus_flytrap\|D. muscipula]]''. Many are available online.

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	Predatory plants cannot by trap and digest persons. A small piece of skin was placed in a Venus flytrap and after 2 weeks was residual "mush." However, dead skin has no defensive or reparative properties and would disintegrate if left alone.		Predatory plants cannot by trap and digest persons. A small piece of skin was placed in a Venus flytrap and after 2 weeks was residual "mush." However, dead skin has no defensive or reparative properties and would disintegrate if left alone.

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 Trying to eat a predatory plant may have adverse effects from chemicals, i.e. [[w:Cyanide|cyanide]].
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			* [https://www.botanicgardens.org/blog/plant-predators-passive-traps#:~:text=Lobster%20Pot%20Traps%20One%20hardy%20pitcher%20plant%20that,into%20a%20trap%20with%20the%20lure%20of%20nectar. Denver Botanic Gardens - Plant Predators: Passive Traps]
			* [http://www.fancyplants.de/en/carnihome/ Fancy Plants: Carnivorous Plants]


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