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Insectivorous plants have pigment in their leaves and they grow in deficient soil.

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Insectivorous plants have leaves containing chlorophyll. They grow in nitrogen-deficient soil. So, in order to compensate for the nitrogen deficiency they feed on insects. Their leaves are modified to trap insects.

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