Which plants are changing like mimosa?

Lagerstroemia microphylla and Nepenthes are changing like mimosa.

This kind of tree, Lagerstroemia speciosa, will swing when you gently touch their tree surface, which is similar to the state of human being being being scratched, so we call this kind of tree "itchy tree".

The tree body of Lagerstroemia microphylla is very unique. Its tip position is the same as the base position, but the middle part is very small. To this extent, Lagerstroemia microphylla will naturally shake at will as long as it is touched by people, thus giving people a feeling that this plant is very ticklish.

Nepenthes is the general name of all Nepenthes species. It belongs to tropical insect-eating plants, and its origin is mainly in the tropical areas of the Old World. It has a unique organ to absorb nutrients-insect trap, which is cylindrical, with a slightly larger lower part and a cover on the mouth, so it is named because it looks like a pig cage.

Nepenthes leaf structure is complex, including petiole, leaf body and tendrils. The tail of tendrils is unfolded and folded back to form a bottle shape, which can prey on insects. Nepenthes have racemes and small green or purple flowers, and the bottle-shaped body at the top of the leaves is a tool for catching insects. Bottle caps can secrete fragrance and attract insects. When the bottle mouth is smooth, the insects will sneak into the bottle, drown by the liquid secreted by the bottom of the bottle, and decompose the nutrients of the insects, and gradually digest and absorb them.