What is another word for telegraph plant?
Pronunciation: [tˈɛlɪɡɹˌaf plˈant] (IPA) 
The telegraph plant, scientifically known as Codariocalyx motorius, is a unique perennial plant that is well-known for its unique ability to move its leaves back and forth rapidly. It is also called the semaphore plant due to its movements resembling the semaphoric actions of telegraph signals. Another common name for this plant is the dancing plant, referring to its rhythmic leaf movements. The plant's reaction to light has given rise to the name "moonflower," while "shy plant" and "touch-me-not" are both references to its sensitivity to touch and possible subsequent recoil. Whatever name it's given, the telegraph plant remains an intriguing species with magical and unusual qualities.
