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Which type of plants grows in the soil that is deficient in nitrogen why​

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Answered by arsh273
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Insectivorous plants are autotrophic plants but they behave like heterotrophs because they trap insects to supplement their nitrogen requirement. The insectivorous plant grows in swamp and bogs where the soil is deficient in nitrogen supply.

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