Science, asked by manishanagapure500, 4 months ago

(a) Insectivorous plants are attractively
coloured.​

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Answered by ghazala18
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Answer:

Insectivorous plants are attractively coloured so that they can attract insects and feed upon them. Insectivorous plants grow in soil or water which are deficient in nitrogen compounds and in order to meet this deficiency, they feed on insects.

Answered by sasisrichandan
1

Answer:

it is true,

Insectivorous plants are attractively coloured so that they can attract insects and feed upon them. Insectivorous plants grow in soil or water which are deficient in nitrogen compounds and in order to meet this deficiency, they feed on insects.

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