He invented a new form for reports on the use of flypaper and sent it to command.
They realize the futility of the war and that the flies have conquered the flypaper.
No flypaper can hold him and no insecticide can stop him.
The leaves are considered active flypaper traps that respond to captured prey by bending to surround it.
Flypaper loses its effectiveness over time when it dries up or becomes covered with dust, and it should be replaced regularly.
Such snares are termed flypaper traps, but the trapping mechanism of sundews is often erroneously described as passive.
It has been suggested that the pitchers of this species function not only as pitfall traps but also as flypaper traps.
Handling and disposing of flypaper can be awkward because it is so sticky (vegetable oil can be used to remove the adhesive).
