Chemistry, asked by molparu000, 11 months ago

How does insectivores plants pollinate?​

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Answered by ItZCutiEGiRl
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Carnivorous plants are a fascinating example of nature at its best. Living in habitats with nutrient-poor soil, carnivorous plants evolved to attract some insects as food, while at the same time attracting different insects to pollinate them.

Answered by anujlonkar22
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How do carnivorous plantsattract both pollinator and prey? One attraction lures arthropods into a trap where the plant digests the prey, while the other attraction entices insects to carry pollen from their flowers to other plantswithout killing them

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