Question

09 Why are insectivorous plants
called
partial heterotrophs
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Answer 1

Answer:

Some insectivorous plants require nitrogen which they take from the insects they eat and are known as partial heterotrophs. Drosera is a partial heterotroph that obtains nitrogen from the insects by consuming them and it consists of chlorophyll in its leaves which perform photosynthesis for their food. it performs photosynthesis and consumes insects for its food hence it is known as a partial heterotroph.

Answer 2

Some insectivorous plants require nitrogen which they take from the insects they eat and are known as partial heterotrophs. Complete answer: ... Therefore it performs photosynthesis and consumes insects for its food hence it is known as a partial heterotrophs.

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