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The plants that grow in nitrogen-deficient soil is:
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Correct option: (d) Venus fly trap.
Plants which grow in nitrogen-deficient soils, derive their nutrition either partially or totally from the insects which approach them by trapping them. These plants are called insectivorous plants or carnivorous plants.
For example, pitcher plant, bladder wort, venus fly trap, etc.
Plants which grow in nitrogen-deficient soils, derive their nutrition either partially or totally from the insects which approach them by trapping them. These plants are called insectivorous plants or carnivorous plants.
For example, pitcher plant, bladder wort, venus fly trap, etc.
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