Insectivorous plants are

Question

Insectivorous plants are (A) autotrophic (B) partially heterotrophic (C) parasitic (D) pathogenic

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In plants, nutrition is typically autotrophic. A few plants, such as Drocera and Nepenthes, are insectivorous to get additional nitrogen and hence are partially heterotrophic.

Q. Insectivorous plants are

autotrophic

partially heterotrophic

parasitic

pathogenic

In plants, nutrition is typically autotrophic. A few plants, such as Drocera and Nepenthes, are insectivorous to get additional nitrogen and hence are partially heterotrophic.