Question

From where do saprophytes get their nutrients

Answer 1

saprophytes get their food from dead and decaying organic matter.

Answer 2

HELLO MY DEAR FRIEND

SAPROPHYTES -

NATURE ITSELF CLEANS THE ENVIRONMENT BY DIFFERENT MECHANISMS. IN THAT SAPROPHYTES PLANTS AN VERY IMPORTANT ROLE TO CLEAN ALL THE DEAD AND DECAYED ORGANISMS BY DECOMPOSITION. SAPROPHYTES DO NOT CONTAIN CHLOROPHYLL SO THEY SIMPLY ABSORB ORGANIC MATERIAL USUALLY FROM DECAYING MATER. SAPROPHYTES MODE OF NUTRITION , ORGANISMS TAKE NUTRIENTS IN THE SOLUTION FORM FROM THE DEAD AND DECAYING MATTER. PLANTS WHICH USE SAPROPHYTES MODE OF NUTRITION ARE CALLED SAPROTROPHS. 

SAPROPHYTES SECRETE THE DIGESTIVE JUICES ON THE MATER THEY LIVE AND CONVERT IT INTO A SOLUTION AND THEN ABSORB IT. THEY FEED ON THE DEAD AND DECAYING ORGANISMS. THEY DO NOT FEED ON A LIVING ORGANISMS.

FOR EXAMPLE - FUNGI THAT SECRETE DIGESTIVE JUICES ON THE DEAD AND DECAYING MATTER AND CONVERT IT INTO A SOLUTION. AND THEN THEY ABSORB THE NUTRIENTS FROM IT. 
> MUSHROOMS ( THE UMBRELLA LIKE WHITE OR DIFFERENT COLOURED FUNGI) GROWN ON DEAD AND DECAYED ORGANIC MATERIALS. 

BY THIS NATURAL PROCESS THE NATURE MAINTAINS CLEAN AND FRESH WITH EXISTING THE LIVING ORGANISMS. 

I HOPE THIS WILL HELP'S U.............*-*

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