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insectivorous plants are also called as partial parasites.justify

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Answered by lTheDreamCatcherl
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Insectivorous plants prepare food by themselves, but they lack some of the vital nutrients such as nitrogen since they grow in soil where nitrogen is deficient. They eat some insects and thus make up for these nutrients. Hence they are said to be partial heterotrophs.

Answered by Louis9
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Answer:this is because they feed on the host like insect and cause harm to it

An example is the Venus fly trap

The host enters I and triggers ita hairs then it closes and produces enzymes that harm and cause death to the insect slowly like a full parasite would do

So it's a partial parasite

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