Question

question 7
why do carnivorous plants have leaf modifications to trap and consume the soft parts of arthropods?
o they grow in nutrient poor, acidic soil
o they live where summers are short so insects supplement photosynthesis
o they like to eat meat
o they live where insects are abundant

Explanation:

Carnivorous plants grow in soils that lack essential nutrients like nitrogen. Trapping and consuming arthropods allows them to obtain these nutrients. The acidic, nutrient - poor soil is the main factor driving this adaptation.

Answer:

they grow in nutrient poor, acidic soil