Question

Why insectivorous plants are unusual?give examples

Answer 1

Answer:

Most plants (including insectivorous plants) are autotrophs (make their own food with the help of plastids). But Nepenthes, Dionea, Drosera etc. can trap insects (and other small organisms to supplement their nutrition (partly heterotrophic) to overcome nitrogen deficiency (they grow in nitrogen deficient soil).

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Answer 2

Answer:

Most of the plants are autotrophs,i.e,they can make their own food but,there are other plants too which are partially hetrotophic,i.e,they eat other small insects in order to overcome their nitogen deficiency.These plants usually grow in nitrogen deficuent soil and consume other plant to overcome this deficiency.Examples include pitcher plant,Dorsera,etcThese plants are also known as insectivorous plants.

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