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Certain plants parasitize animals
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Multiple scientific studies document that certain plants, known as carnivorous plants, capture, digest, and absorb nutrients from animal prey.

Evidence for · 4
The digestive systems of carnivorous plants
2022 · cited by 42
Carnivorous plants capture and digest small animal organisms using specialized traps analogous to animal digestive systems.
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The retrieved papers provide robust and direct evidence that certain plants (carnivorous plants such as sundews and pitcher plants) capture and consume animals to obtain nutrients, fully supporting the claim.

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Photosynthesis in Carnivorous Plants: From Genes to Gas Exchange of Green Hunters
2022 · cited by 10
Carnivorous plants obtain organic carbon and other nutrients from animal prey using modified leaves called traps.
Glutathione induces trap closure for carnivory in Cape sundew.
2026 · cited by 1
Sundew plants have evolved as flesh-eaters with modified leaves designed to catch small animals.
An insect trap adjusting to weather conditions: Nepenthes rafflesiana plants control the fluid level in their pitchers to maximize prey capture
2025 · cited by 1
Carnivorous pitcher plants rely on fluid pools to trap and digest arthropod prey.
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