Biology · Nutrition in Plants
Why are pitcher plants considered heterotrophs even though they have green leaves?
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- 1They grow in dry areas and do not get water from the soil.
- 2They grow in nitrogen-deficient soil and derive nitrogen from insects.✓
- 3They grow in places where they do not get sunlight.
- 4They do not contain chlorophyll in their leaves.
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They grow in nitrogen-deficient soil and derive nitrogen from insects.
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