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why are insectivorous plants called partially heterotrophs

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Answered by Brainlyguru01

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because they depends on insect for their food as they eat insects

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Answered by SujataNani

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Insectivorous plants are called partially heterotrophs because most of them are having chlorophyll in them and as they have chlorophyll in them they can prepare their own food by the process of photosynthesis.

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why are insectivorous plants called partially heterotrophs