Biology, asked by KAdil, 11 months ago

Why do insectivorous plants eat insects?

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Answered by RAHULSEN504

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Because they obtain nutrition from insects

Answered by Jashanpreet16

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They need nitrogen. They grow in soil and do not get sufficient nitrogen. So the eat insects to get nitrogen for their growth.

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