A video loop of a mimosa pudica, which closes its leaves quickly due to the wind. - 4K stock video
The Mimosa pudica, also known as the sensitive plant or touch-me-not, is fascinating for its ability to move. When touched or exposed to a breeze, it quickly closes its leaves as a defense mechanism. This reaction is caused by changes in water pressure within its cells, a process called thigmonasty.Native to tropical regions of South and Central America, the mimosa typically grows in moist, sunny soils. In addition to its curious response to stimuli, it produces small pink or lilac spherical flowers. It is highly valued for its ornamental and educational value, as it visibly demonstrates how plants can also “react†to their environment.





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51³Ô¹ÏÍø #:
2239617237
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Collection:
Creatas Video
Max file size:
1920 x 1080 px - 87 MB
Clip length:
00:00:19:03
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Location:
Nicaragua
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No release required
Mastered to:
QuickTime 8-bit H.264 4K 3840x2160 30p
Categories:
- 4K Resolution,
- Awe,
- Backgrounds,
- Beauty,
- Beauty In Nature,
- Biology,
- Botany,
- Branch - Plant Part,
- Breeze - Wind,
- Close-up,
- Closing,
- Curiosity,
- Ecosystem,
- Environment,
- Film - Moving Image,
- Floral Pattern,
- Fragility,
- Freshness,
- Garden,
- Green Background,
- Green Color,
- Growth,
- HD Format,
- Horizontal,
- Leaf,
- Leaving,
- Light - Natural Phenomenon,
- Living Organism,
- Loopable Elements,
- Loopable Video,
- Mimosa,
- Motion,
- Moving Activity,
- Moving Image,
- Natural Condition,
- Nature,
- Nicaragua,
- No People,
- Non US Film Location,
- Outdoors,
- Pattern,
- Plant,
- Plant Environment,
- Real Time Video,
- Rhythm,
- Scenics - Nature,
- Science,
- Season,
- Sensory Perception,
- Speed,
- Summer,
- Sunlight,
- Touching,
- Tripod,
- Tropical Climate,
- Uncultivated,
- Vitality,
- Wind,