Multiple Choice
Carnivorous plants are often found in acidic and nutrient-poor environments. The main selective pressure for carnivory is
A) lack of nitrogen and phosphorus sources.
B) lack of iron and calcium sources.
C) incomplete ion exchange.
D) lack of water sources.
E) All of the above
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