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Night

At night or bat. If you like the bat, the kiropterophilia has made you live. Quiet, you're not the only one, you look like a lot of plants, that's the luxury! Instead of the flat leaves that I brought to him from the cube, like Marcgravia evenia, which has parabolic ones, there are many plants that live in auzolan with bats.

Plants and bats have evolved each other. Usually the task of the bat is to transport the pollen from the flower of one plant to that of another plant. And his pollen, even something else. And yours to something else. Non-stop. By plant nectar. According to some scientists, this collaboration between bats and plants occurs mainly in areas where biodiversity is scarce. In the neotropic that links Central America, the Caribbean and South America, there are more than 500 known plants that house a bat in bondage. It is a terrible struggle! Everybody wants to have a bat. In her flower; her slave. When a given plant and a bat evolve in the same yoke, over the years and generations, their flowers are especially for this bat.


All plants use similar tactics when designing flowers to assimilate this mammalian flywheel: large and easy to see, white, streaks or yellow, which open at dusk or dusk, with an acre odor or odor and which are impregnated with a delicious nectar. The smell of the eyelid, parabolic leaves that facilitate ultrasonic location for the ear antenna, vision visibility and spongy sweet juice are essential to attract the attention of the bat. Odors or bad smells are based on ingredients that often contain sulphide, such as rotting eggs or summers or black water or ciders made from graduated apples. The next and decisive one is nectar. These flowers produce a lot of nectar to match pollination work with sweetness and consistency. Take and give. Cooperation in return.


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