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Pitcher plant traps insects because it *

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Answered by juanjuel27
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Pitcher plants trap insects in its modified trap-like organ to fulfill its requirements of Nitrogen and other nutrients as it grows in soil that lacks nitrogen. The dead insect inside its trap provides such nutrients required for normal functioning of the plant.

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Answered by RaishaRaj
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Answer:

carnivorous plants(if you are in primary class)

partial parasites ( if you are in secondary school)

Explanation:

Pitcher plants trap insects in its modified trap-like organ to fulfill its requirements of Nitrogen and other nutrients as it grows in soil that lacks nitrogen. The dead insect inside its trap provides such nutrients required for normal functioning of the plant.

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