Question

8. What is a pitcher plant? Why is it so named? Are there
many kinds of pitcher plants? Can you describe the different
varieties?

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

a plant with a deep pitcher-shaped pouch that contains fluid into which insects are attracted and drowned. Nutrients are then absorbed from their bodies by the plant.

they look like pitchers

Yes, there are, some are : the Purple pitcher plant (It has five sepals, green in color, which are longer than the red-veined petals) , California pitcher plant(, Cephalotus follicularis (a small, low growing, herbaceous species.) etc.