What is the function of mimosa?

Mimosa is a magical plant, which can predict the weather changes. If you touch it with your hand, its leaves will close quickly and open slowly, which means the weather will clear up; If you touch the mimosa, its leaves will shrink slowly, droop slowly, and even open again after a little closing, which indicates that the weather will turn from sunny to cloudy or it will rain soon. Mimosa leaves open and close quickly, so it can predict the weather.

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Mimosa is scattered in a plant shape, with slender and beautiful feathers, and the leaves close at the touch; Mimosa flowers are numerous, delicate and touching, giving people the impression of being weak and delicate. It can be planted in the corner of the courtyard or potted in the window.

Description of mimosa

The flowers, leaves and pods of mimosa have a good ornamental effect and are easy to survive, which is suitable for potted flowers on balconies and indoors. It can also be planted in yards and other places. Mimosa is different from ordinary plants. When it is touched, its petiole droops and its small leaves close. Mimosa originated in tropical America and is widely distributed in tropical regions of the world. Mimosa is a straight-rooted plant with few fibrous roots, which is suitable for sowing.

Mimosa is different from ordinary plants. When it is touched by the outside world, its petiole droops and its small leaves close. This action is understood as "shyness", so it is called mimosa, shy grass and ugly grass. Mimosa cells are supported by tiny reticular protein "actin" (that is, occipital sensitive contraction protein).

When the closing movement occurs, the phosphate of actin will fall off. As long as the mimosa is allowed to absorb the compound that prevents the phosphoric acid from falling off, it will not change when touched. When the actin bundle is dispersed, the cells are destroyed, and as a result, water runs out, leading to closed movement. Actin generally exists in animal muscle fibers and is related to muscle contraction. It is also found in mimosa, which is quite rare.