how are saprophytes,parastics and symbiosis different from each other
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A Parasite is an organism that obtains nutrition from other living organisms, whereas a Saprophytes derives its nutrition from dead and decaying organisms. Parasites derive their food from living organic matter whereas Saprophytes derive their food from dead organic matter.
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These all are different mode of nutrition for different living beings.
Saprophytes are the organisms which feed on dead and decayed organisms.
Example - Agaricus, yeast
Parasites are those which feed on living organisms and derieve their energy from them (host).
Example - leach, tapeworm
Symbiosis is mutual relationship between two organisms.
Some types of symbiosis
1. Commensalism - Relationship in which only one specie is benefitted but other is remained unharmed and unhelped.
Example - Spider making webs on trees
2. Parasitic - Relationship in which one is benefitted but the other is harmed.
Example - Lice that feed on blood.
3. Mutualism - Relationship in which both organisms are benefitted.
Example - Human and dog