Nitrogen requirement of insectivorous plants is provided by ______.

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Solution

1. Insectivorous plants trap insects and digest them for nutrition.
2. Insectivorous plants have chlorophyll pigment and they can perform photosynthesis but they grow in nitrogen-deficient soil.
3. So they trap insects and digest them to fulfill their nitrogen requirement.
Final answer: Nitrogen requirement of insectivorous plants is provided by an insect.

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