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Anonymous users2024-02-12Yes. It is both a producer and a consumer.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11No. Plants are not consumers.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10No, he is not engaged in production activities, so he cannot talk about consumption.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09It can photosynthesize, it can prey on bugs, so it is both a producer and a consumer.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Of course he is not for us humans! (Needless to say, plants don't have a mind for plants).
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Definitely because it's a predator, it also directs the food chain
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Producers, eating bugs is just an additional way to get nutrients. It can carry out photosynthesis, absorb organic matter, SO, and is a producer.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Sort of, because it eats bugs, and it's also a producer, eaten by other animals. Other plants that do not make up the worm should be producers. - My thoughts.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Any living thing is a consumer and producer.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03From a standpoint, the biological aspect is considered to be, but the economic aspect is not.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Nepenthes can be either a producer or a consumer, and Nepenthes belongs to the consumer when it hunts and when it is photosynthesizing. But its attributes as a producer are much greater than those of a consumer.
Nepenthes. Nepenthes is the general name of all species of the genus Nepenthes, which is a tropical insectivorous plant, mainly native to the tropical regions of the Old World, and has a unique nutrient-absorbing organ, the insect trap.
Nepenthes is a perennial vine with woody or semi-woody stems, almost 3 meters tall, that clings to trees or grows along the ground.
Nepenthes is mainly distributed in Southeast Asia, among which Borneo and Sumatra are the most abundant, with about 40 species each, followed by the Philippine Islands with about 30 species, and the Malay Peninsula with more than 10 species.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Both a producer and a decomposer. Look at them separately. Nepenthes has green leaves, etc., and can photosynthesize and autotroph as a producer, but it generally lives in poorer areas and can also prey on animals, so it is also a consumer.
Many times we can't say that an organism can only be one component, many times it is divided by the main component, and sometimes it is divided into stages.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31It can carry out photosynthesis, and it can also digest and decompose some insects, so it is both a producer and a consumer.
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Anonymous users2024-01-30She is a plant, but according to his characteristics. As a result, he is both a producer and a consumer!
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Anonymous users2024-01-29Nepenthes is both a producer and a consumer. Nepenthes carnivorous in nitrogen-deficient environments belongs to consumers; The leaves of Nepenthes belong to the producer when they are photosynthesized. Nepenthes is a general term for all species of the genus Nepenthes.
It is a tropical insectivorous plant, and its origin is mainly in the tropical regions of the Old World. It has a unique organ insect trap that absorbs nutrients, the cage is cylindrical in shape, the lower half is slightly expanded, and the cage has a lid on the mouth, so named because it is shaped like a pig cage. <
Nepenthes is both a producer and a consumer. Nepenthes carnivorous in nitrogen-deficient environments belongs to consumers; The leaves of Nepenthes belong to the producer when they are photosynthesized. Nepenthes is a general term for all species of the genus Nepenthes.
It is a tropical insectivorous plant, and its origin is mainly in the tropical regions of the Old World. It has a unique organ insect trap that absorbs nutrients, the cage is cylindrical in shape, the lower half is slightly expanded, and the cage has a lid on the mouth, so named because it is shaped like a pig cage.
Temperature: The optimal temperature is between 20 and 30 degrees, but not more than 30 degrees and not less than 10 degrees. Ray: >>>More
What kind of plant is Nepenthes? In the case of pitcher plants, you can check some related encyclopedias to understand what kind of plant it is in more detail.
There is no harm to the human body, but it is rumored that there will be a peculiar smell at home when raising pitcher plants, because it will have digestive juices to decompose insects after catching them, and it is easy to produce bad taste, so it is recommended not to raise them indoors.
Pay attention to control the temperature in summer, more than 35 degrees will be prone to rotten roots, avoid high temperature exposure, increase air circulation will reduce the appearance of rotten roots, and because the attached substrate is easy to carry nematodes, this is best to use medicine or use new water moss species after returning, novice species insectivorous is not recommended to mix the substrate with peat, water moss is better. Sufficient light is the key to whether the clamp can close quickly, and moss orchids will also be used, but it is best not to use water moss for orchids, which are of poor quality and easy to rot and deteriorate after waist water, so it is recommended to use intellectual or New Zealand imported moss. There is no need to feed, as long as there is enough light for photosynthesis will grow very well, occasionally it will catch insects by itself, if it is artificially fed must be eaten alive, the dead thing will not struggle after it is closed and will be determined whether it is a dead thing or a living thing according to whether it is a dead thing or a living thing, and the dead will "spit out" after a few hours, and the living insect will continue to struggle before it begins to enter the digestive process. >>>More
Nepenthes temperature requirements: Nepenthes likes a high temperature environment and grows vigorously at 20-30 degrees Celsius. In the winter when the temperature is cold, the pitcher plant almost stops growing, and you also need to warm the pitcher plant to prevent it from freezing to death. >>>More