Science, asked by hermonie83, 7 months ago

write how a pitcher plants detervie it's nutrition point wise​

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Answered by shazamsareen
3

Answer:

Pitcher plant derives nutrition just the way any other plant does . It takes water and minerals from the soil and food by photosynthesis. But the soil in which it grows doesn't has nitrogen so it uses the pitcher for killing small insects and then digesting them to derive nitrogen from the animal.

Explanation:

flying or crawling insects such as flies are attracted to a cavity formed by the cupped leaf

Answered by HITKINGDEVIL
4

Answer:

a pitcher plant is a carnivorous plant which on feeds on small insects

Explanation:

so the process is

1. secrets necter so that insects are attracted

2. once they come they fall inside the pitcher

3.then the pitcher closes

4.then the insect is digested by the digestive juices

5.then the pitcher gets open back

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