bacteria living in the intestine of Herbivorous animals help in the digestion of
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Cellulose.
.presesent in leaves of a plant.
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Bacteria living in the intestine of Herbivorous animals help in the digestion of the cellulose found in plant cell walls.
Explanation:
- Herbivores consume food as plant material.
- While no animal create the digestive catalyst to break down the bigger cellulose particle in the plant cell walls, micro-living things like bacteria, on the other hand, can break them down.
- Herbivores like cows give much of their time in augment. Herbivorous animals have bigger intestines than that of carnivorous animals.
- This is because their diet is grass and plants, consist up of fibre and cellulose which are tough to digest. As a result the herbivorous organism require a bigger digestive track to consume their foods completely.
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Why is small intestine in herbivorous longer than carnivorous ?
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