Nepenthes eats insects, only to get
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Phosphorus
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Carbon
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Nitrogen
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Sulphur
C
Correct answer
Explanation
Nepenthes (pitcher plant) grows in nitrogen-deficient soils like bogs. It has evolved carnivory to supplement nitrogen intake by trapping and digesting insects. Carbon is obtained from photosynthesis, while sulfur and phosphorus are typically available in the soil.