Science, asked by 1452007, 11 months ago

how does an insectivorous plant absorb nutrition from an insect trapped by it?

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Answered by Ashish7000

Insectivorous plants trap the insects that land on them and digest them for phosphorus and nitrogen. The plant then uses its digestive juices to absorb the insect's soft side into it and then discards the hard shell body of insect when finished.

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