The phrase "adhesive trapping" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to materials science, biology, or any field discussing methods of capturing or holding objects using adhesive substances.
Example: "The researchers employed adhesive trapping techniques to collect samples from the study area without causing harm to the environment."
Alternatives: "sticky capture" or "adhesive capture".
Consistent with the lectins identified from the surface of A. oligospora trapping organs [ 38], the presence of these GalNAc-binding lectin genes highlighted the role of GalNAc-recognition in adhesive trapping.
The occurrence of adhesive proteins in two species of trapping fungi suggested that they may also play crucial roles in both mechanical and adhesive trapping.
Lectins, which are carbohydrate-binding proteins, are highly specific for their sugar moieties [ 37], and they are thought to be involved in fungus nematode recognition, especially in adhesive trapping [ 38].
These differences of adhesion to host are also reflected in the contraction of several cell surface proteins including carbohydrate-binding WSC domain containing proteins and GLEYA proteins in nematode endoparasitic fungus compared with adhesive trapping fungi.
We bought adhesive traps that didn't kill the mice but glued them squealing to the floor.
The genus differs from others in the family by several primitive or plesiomorphic features including true roots, leaves and sticky adhesive traps.
In addition to visual searching for C. leonardi ants we also used food baits, adhesive traps and pitfall traps but no C. leonardi ants were captured.
The adhesive trap is surrounded by a layer of fibrillar, extracellular polymers.
The trapping mechanisms of the species with constricting rings and those with adhesive traps are distinctively different [ 3].
Constricting rings is considered to be the ancestral strategy after which all of the adhesive traps evolved [ 6].
Following the trapping of nematodes, the infection mechanisms appear to be rather similar in the species with constricting rings and adhesive traps: the fungus forms a penetration tube that pierces the nematode cuticle.
