Which of these insectivorous plants does not use an active trapping mechanism?  

A.  pitcher plants
B.  Venus flytraps
C.  sundews
D.  the aquatic waterwheel
E.  bladderworts


A.  pitcher plants

Pitcher plants curl their leaves into a pitcher-like shape. Inside the rim of the pitcher, they secrete a sugary solution. When insects and small animals try to feed off of the solution, they fall down to the bottom of the pitcher which is filled with water and digestive enzymes.

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