Physics · Nutrition in Plants
Why do pitcher plants behave as heterotrophs and trap insects?
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- 1They do not get water from the soil
- 2They grow in soils that lack nitrogen✓
- 3They do not get sufficient sunlight
- 4They do not contain chlorophyll in their leaves
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They grow in soils that lack nitrogen
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