Cordyceps species

The main ways for insect-eating plants to catch insects are: 1. Trap types: Nepenthes, Nepenthes, etc. 2. Attachment type: Dryopteris of Dryopteridaceae, Corydalis of Utriculariaceae, etc. 3. Clip type: Flycatcher of Dryopteridaceae, 4. Bag: Utricularia (sucking Daphnia into a bag in water) digests insects mainly by releasing digestive juice containing digestive enzymes or decomposing insects by using bacteria born in plants. Insect-eating plants generally grow on barren land, and their roots are mostly underdeveloped. They mainly rely on insects to obtain nitrogen needed for growth. Insectivorous plants containing inorganic nutrients such as phosphorus mainly include some species of angiosperms in the following families: 1. Nepenthes (all): Nepenthes 2. All: All belong to 3 genera and 3 genera. Utriculariaceae (all): Utricularia 3 genera 4. 3 species of bromeliaceae 5. Trichogrammaceae; Glandular hair