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define heterotrophic mode of nutrition

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Answered by avaniaarna
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Based on the source of nutrition, heterotrophic mode of nutrition can be divided as follows:

Saprophytic nutrition: In this mode of nutrition, organisms obtain nutrients from dead and decaying organic matter. These organisms are called Saprophytes. Example: Yeast

Parasitic nutrition: In this mode, the organism lives inside or outside the body of another organism. It takes nutrition from the other organism without killing it. Such organisms are called parasites. Example: Ascaris (roundworm) are parasites on the human body.  

Holozoic nutrition: Organisms which show holozoic nutrition feed on complex matter. This matter is digested and nutrients are absorbed. Example: Human beings

Answered by TheEternity
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The organism which cannot make their own food and depends directly or indirectly on autotrophs for their survival are called heterotrophs.

For example :- Animals, Human beings, fungi, Mushroom.

Heterotrophic nutrition refers to the process of obtaining food from the other organism for their own growth.

Chlorophyll and sunlight are not required in this mode of nutrition.

Heterotrophic nutrition are classified intro 3 types:-

i) Saprophytic nutrition

ii) Holozoic nutrition

iii) Parasitic nutrition

Saprophytic nutrition :-

In the saprophytic mode of nutrition, the organism obtains its nutrients from dead and decaying organic matter.

For example :- Mushroom, spider, rhizopus.

Holozoic nutrition :-

In this mode of nutrition solid and complex organic food is directly taken into the body.

This type of nutrition take place in 5 steps :- Ingestion, Digestion, Absorption, Assimilation and Excretion.

For example :- Amoeba, vertebrates.

Parasitic nutrition :-

In this mode of nutrition some non green plants live in or on other living organism and derive their food from them.

For example :- Dodder, lice, tapeworm.

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