Why does pitchen plant eat inserte?
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Q: Why do carnivorous plants eat insects? ... Most plants absorb nutrients through their roots from nutrient-rich soil. Since carnivorous plants grow in nutrient-poor areas they eat insects to get the nutrients they need
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The soil in which pitcher plant grows is deficient in nitrogen. To procure this nitrogen deficiency these plants eat insects.
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Nitrogen is present in insects which they eat
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