Question

How pitchers plants eat the insect​

Answer 1

Answer:

these plants feed on insects for their nitrogen requirements. Some parts of such plants get modified to trap insects. For example, the leaf , of the pitcher plant , gets modified to form a pitcher with a lid. The lid is able to open and close the mouth of the pitcher. The lid is able to open and close the mouth of the pitcher. The pitcher is lined with downward -pointing hairs. When an insect enters, it cannot climb back out against the hairs and ultimately falls to the bottom of the leaf, and gets digested by the juices present there.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:

• Pitcher Plant is an insectivorous plant.
• Scientific name of pitcher plant is Sarracenia purpurea

How Pitcher plant eat the insect:

Pitcher plant has leaves modified into a sac or pitcher,partly filled with water.

The end of leave is modified to form a hood,which partly covers the open mouth of the pitcher.

Small insects that fall into the pitcher are prevented from climbing out by numerous stiff hairs.

The proteins of trapped insects are decomposed by bacteria or enzymes and the products of this decay are absorbed by the inner surface of the pitcher plant.

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