Can insectivorous plants such as pitcher plant be considered as parasites? Why or why not?
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Insectivorous plants are not parasites. They grow in marshy area which is deficient in soil nitrogen. They have chlorophyll to synthesise glucose n starch. They trap insects to meet their nitrogenous requirement to make cell protoplasm.
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Insectivorous plants are partial Parasites.
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- Because they have green leaves to synthesize their food.
- They consume insects to fulfill their need of Nitrogen.
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