Science, asked by aaryanshukla505, 2 days ago

Insectivorous plants can undergo photosynthesis. Hence, they are autotrophic

in nature. Why do they eat insects for nutrition?​

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Answered by aziel14
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insectivorous plants eat insects for nutrition because they need nitrogen which they do not get from the air. please mark me as brainliest

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