What trees have magical powers?

1. Mimosa

Mimosa is quite common in our life and it has magical functions. Once you touch its leaves they close immediately. Because its leaves contain pulvinus structures, on which many thin-walled cells grow, which are very sensitive, they will produce a closing reaction once stimulated, just like people being shy, hence the name Mimosa.

2. Bomb Tree

As its name suggests, this plant has magical functions. Its fruit will burst automatically when it is ripe, causing considerable damage. Its origin is in tropical America, and it is now also cultivated in Guangdong, Fujian, Taiwan and other places in my country. In addition, its fruit can be used as a scoop, and Hawaiians often use its fruit to make beautiful handicrafts. 3. Haha Tree

The hahaha tree is also called the laughing tree and is a type of tree. Each of its branches has a fruit that looks like a bell. The fruit is covered with small holes, and inside there are many skin cores that can roll freely. When the breeze blows, the fruit sways, the skin core rolls and hits the shell, making a sound similar to laughter, which is very magical.

4. Dancing Grass

Dancing grass can dance gracefully and move by itself. The main reason for its dancing is related to temperature, light and sound wave sensing. There are a large number of linear leaflets distributed on the leaves, which are very sensitive to sound waves. When exposed to the sun, it will be stimulated by sound waves and will swing up and down continuously, giving the feeling that it is dancing.

5. Nepenthes

The amazing thing about pitcher plants is that they prey on insects. Its leaves have an extremely complex structure that attracts insects. The mouth of the bottle is smooth, so when insects fly in, they will slide into the bottle and be drowned by the liquid secreted from the bottom of the bottle. The pitcher plant will decompose the insects, gradually absorb them and convert them into nutrients.

6. Other plants

Other plants with magical powers include mountain lotus, dragon blood tree, tumbleweed, camphor, camphor, eucalyptus, net-leaf, and man-catching vine.

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