Question

A specific spot in paramoecium, where the food gets ingested is called

Answer 1

Answer:

food vacuole is the membrane bounded structure present in the paramecium. It is also known as the intracellular stomach where food is not only stored but also broken down and nutrients are extracted from it. ... After this enzymes (lysosome) are released in to the vacuole that digest the food particle

Answer 2

A specific spot in paramoecium, where the food gets ingested is called a food vacuole.

Food vacuole:

• A membrane-enclosed bag called a food vacuole serves as a digestive organ.
• It can be found in unicellular protozoans like plasmodium and amoeba.
• They function as an intracellular stomach, breaking down the food that is consumed.
• Food vacuoles are single-layered membrane structures that are present in the cytoplasm of protists, animals, and plants.
• Phagocytosis, also referred to as cell-eating, is the process by which the food vacuole will take in particles or substances.
• They are endowed with the enzymes necessary for breaking down nutrition.
• Through the process of phagocytosis, they suck up the food material, and this vacuole then breaks down the food that has been consumed.

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