• Why do insectivores' plants eat insects, when
some of them have chlorophyll to prepare
food?
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Answer:
Insectivorous plants generally grow under conditions of persistent and heavy rainfall. Essential nutrients present in top soil leaches away and plant left with little nutrients to take up. So, plants have evolved the strategy to compensate this nutrient loss by feeding on insects. Plants able to fulfill their deficiency of nutrients if any, by feeding on insects. In India, they are mostly found in north-east part. Important examples are Pitcher plant, bladder-worts, Venus flytrap, etc...
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Explanation:
insectivores' plants eat insects,because they obtain the nutrient of which the soil is deficient. The plants absorb nitrogen from digesting the insects and then they perform the process of photosynthesis. The Insectivorous plants trap insects, digest them and use them as a source of nitrogen.