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American lotus (Nelumbo lutea) primarily obtains nutrients through its roots, which absorb minerals and organic matter from the sediment in which they grow. The plant's leaves and flowers also photosynthesize, converting sunlight into energy. While they do not actively "eat" in the traditional sense, they can absorb some nutrients from the water around them. Some animals may consume parts of the lotus, such as seeds or tubers, but the plant itself primarily relies on its roots and photosynthesis for sustenance.

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