Why do Venus flytraps have lysosomes?

Venus Fly Traps have Lyosomes because it helps break down food that was ingested by cells. Most plants use the sun to produce protein and fat to make glucose sugar, but since this eats insects produce digestive enzymes similar to the onesin the stomach and intestines of animals.

Answered by Emmyjo | 2024-06-10

Venus flytraps have lysosomes to assist in breaking down the food they digest, particularly insects. These organelles house digestive enzymes that convert complex organic material into usable nutrients. This helps the plant thrive in nutrient-poor environments, compensating for the lack of nutrients in their native boggy soils.
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Answered by Emmyjo | 2024-10-10