Environmental Sciences, asked by riyaz14riyaz14, 10 months ago

Is it possible to that insectivorous plants do not get all the required nutrients from the soil in which they grow ?

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Answered by polishettikoushik

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I don't think so that they get all nutrients from the soil .But they'll get nitrogen from insects

Answered by anmol7337

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yes it is possible

The insectivorous plants grow in soil which do not contain sufficient nitrogen mineral. ... But they do not get the nitrogen from the soil in which they grow. So, insectivorous or carnivorous plants feed on insects to obtain the nitrogen needed for their growth.

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