Question

1. Carnivorous plants thrive in?
1 point
a) Wet, open, and nutrient rich soil
b) Dry arid soil
c) moist, acidic and nutrient-deficiet soil.
d) None of the above​

Answer 1

Answer:

Carnivorous plants thrive in moist , acidic and nutrient deficient soil.

Answer 2

Carnivorous plants thrive in moist, acidic, and nutrient-deficit soil. (Option c)

• Carnivorous plants are plants that obtain their required nutrients by preying on other animals.
• They mostly feed on arthropods and insects.
• They also rely on photosynthesis to generate very little amounts of energy.
• Most producers or plants obtain the maximum nutrients from the soil.
• Since carnivorous plants have another alternative to satisfy their nutrient requirements, they have adapted to live in places with moist, acidic, and nutrient-deficient soil.
• These plants have attractive features to attract their prey, then they trap and kill them to derive their nutrients.