For more than a century, botanists collected an alpine flower with dead insects still attached. A new study has finally shown that the plant was eating them. | India News

New research appears to confirm that some Saxifraga plants do indeed munch on insects for subsistence.

About 150 years ago, famous British naturalist Charles Darwin observed the sticky "hairs" on two plant species in the Saxifraga genus and wondered if some plants in the genus…