Media reports about 'The Venus flytrap Dionaea muscipula counts prey-induced action potentials to induce sodium uptake'

Bohm, J; Scherzer, S; Krol, E; Kreuzer, I; von Meyer, K; Lorey, C; Mueller, TD; Shabala, Svetlana; Monte, I; Solano, R; Al-Rasheid, KAS; Rennenberg, H; Shabala, Sergey; Neher, E; Hedrich, R

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Media reports about 'The Venus flytrap Dionaea muscipula counts prey-induced action potentials to induce sodium uptake'

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posted on 2023-05-25, 20:32 authored by Bohm, J, Scherzer, S, Krol, E, Kreuzer, I, von Meyer, K, Lorey, C, Mueller, TD, Svetlana ShabalaSvetlana Shabala, Monte, I, Solano, R, Al-Rasheid, KAS, Rennenberg, H, Sergey ShabalaSergey Shabala, Neher, E, Hedrich, R

Media stories about the paper "The Venus flytrap Dionaea muscipula counts prey-induced action potentials to induce sodium uptake":

BBC News - Venus flytrap 'counts' to control digestion

The Denver Post - You can count on Venus flytraps knowing when to chomp

Mid Day Daily - Venus flytraps use math in order to catch prey

Nature - Plants count to five

Washington Post - The venus flytrap has a really creepy trick for catching its prey/

ScienceDaily - Hunting secrets of the Venus flytrap (hint: They can count)

Telegraph UK - Venus flytraps use maths to trap and eat their prey

ABC News Australia - Venus flytrap plants can count to five

SciNews - Biologists: carnivorous Venus flytraps can count

Fox News - Deadly math: Venus flytraps calculate when killing prey

The Venus flytrap Dionaea muscipula counts prey-induced action potentials to induce sodium uptake