There exist some insectivorous plants like the Pitcher plant, Venus flytrap plant, etc that are considered to be partially heterotrophic.
<h3>What are insectivorous plants? </h3>
The insectivorous plant which is sometimes also referred to as a carnivorous plant is a plant that has a special adaptation for the capturing and digesting of insects.
They can also digest some other animals by the means of unique structures like ingenious pitfalls and traps. Carnivorous nature in plants is an independent evolution and is present about six times throughout the several families and orders of plants.
There are more than 600 known species of carnivorous plants and they make for a very diverse group. In some cases, they have some more characteristics than their carnivorous nature.
Therefore, the Pitcher plant, Venus flytrap, etc are considered to be partially heterotrophic plants.
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Answer is the first option Place a metal paper clip on a table and slowly bring each electromagnet closer to the paper clip to see which can attract the paper clip from a greater distance.
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The correct answer is: d. it contains many light-sensing columns called ommatidia
Ommatidia are units that form compound eyes of arthropods such as insects, crustaceans and millipedes (these are invertebrates) and make them very sensitive to motion. Ommatidia are composed of photoreceptor cells (visual detection) surrounded by support cells and pigment cells.
The eyes of vertebrates are more complex showing that progressive improvements in the structure of the eye occurred during the evolution.
