Is a Venus Flytrap prokaryotic

Answer 1

Yes. They are from the kingdoms, plantea, domain, and eukaryota. Only bacteria are considered prokaryotic cells.

Answer 2

No, Venus Flytraps are not prokaryotic. All plants (which includes Venus Flytraps) are eukaryotic.

Answer 3

No. Even though it can catch and 'eat' insects, it also uses photosynthesis which makes it a plant.

Answer 4

It is both an autotroph (photosynthesis) and a heterotroph (carnivore).

Answer 5

No. The Venus Flytrap is a plant. Therefore, it is a member of eukaryota.

Answer 6

No, a Venus Flytrap is a carnivorous plant and though it moves, it is not an animal because it photosynthesizes and does not use cellular respiration.
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Answer 7

No, it belongs to the plant kingdom because it has many living cells.

Answer 8

It is a Living Organism.

Answer 9

Yes, it has plant cells so is a plant.