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   What are insectivorous plants?

   • Insectivorous plants are those plants that trap insects and other small creatures for food. They include sundews, pitcher plants and fly traps. Question 79. What Is Tropism? Tropism is the movement of a plant response to a particular external stimulus such as gravity or light which causes the root or stem to bend towards or away from it.

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   Which plant is a carnivorous plant?

   • They are also called Indian lions. Nepenthes Khasiana- they are endemic to the Khasi hills of Meghalaya. They are the type of carnivorous plants or commonly known as pitcher plant. Additional Information: Loss of habitat either by human destruction or natural event and draining and filling of inland and wetland leads to the fragmentation.

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   What is an insect-eating plant called?

   • Insect-eating plants are called insectivorous plants and they derive nutrition by consuming insects and likewise other organisms. There are over 750 individual species of carnivorous plants worldwide.

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   23 hours ago · Species that are insectivorous, piscivorous (fish-eating), or omnivorous have lower bite forces. Living turtles lack teeth but have beaks made of keratin sheaths along the edges of the jaws. These sheaths may have sharp edges for cutting meat, serrations for clipping plants, or broad plates for breaking mollusks.

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