Pitcher plants need more nutrition than they can get from photosynthesis. So they have evolved to digest insects.
they survive by all the nutrience in the ground.one they adapt to all the water in the ground
Pitcher plants eat insects as a source of nutrients, particularly nitrogen. These plants typically grow in nutrient-poor soil, so they have evolved to supplement their diet by trapping and digesting insects in their pitcher-shaped leaves. This adaptation allows them to thrive in environments where other plants struggle to survive.
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Pitcher plants are vascular plants.
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Pitcher plants like the Venus Flytrap originate in areas where there is a deficiency of Nitrogen in the soil. In order to survive they have to supplement their requirement of Nitrogen by another means; which is the trapping and digesting of insects. Enzymes produced in the walls of the Pitcher plant help to digest any insect that may fall into the "pitcher" and become trapped. The nutrients contained in the insects are then absorbed through the walls of the pitcher to supplement its nutrient requirements.
Check inside the pitcher plants on the marshy isles, some of them will have 'unusual bugs' inside them. -- you can also take a boat to pitcher isle, which is near there, I've seen lots of pitcher plants. but my problem is (and may be a glitch or something) that there is a wall of marsh, logs, and trees now confining me on the island, and not allowing me to the docks. soo i would check this out with others before you go?
Plants survive in land by the water
Pitcher-Plants of Borneo was created in 1996.