explain the strategies of hetrotrophic nutrition with example
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Saprophytic nutrition. In this type of nutrition, an organism lives upon dead organic sources such as dead plants and dead animals. These usually secrete dissolving and digesting enzymes and absorb the liquefied molecules so formed e.g. yeast, bread moulds and dung moulds etc.
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Heterotrophic nutrition is known to be the mode of nutrition in which certain organisms are dependent on other organisms in order to survive. Organisms that cannot prepare their own food and have to depend on other organisms are known as heterotrophs. Common examples of heterotrophs include animals, fungi and bacteria.
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