What are the two genes of a Venus's-flytrap?

The two key genes associated with the Venus flytrap are FIM and TEK. The FIM gene is responsible for the plant's ability to produce the specialized structures that make up its snap traps, while the TEK gene plays a critical role in the overall development and function of these traps. Together, these genes enable the Venus flytrap to effectively capture and digest prey, which is essential for its nutrient acquisition in nutrient-poor soils.