How do vacuoles help in ingestion and egestion in single celled organism like amoeba?
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After Amoeba senses its prey, it pushes out the pseudopodia present in its body to trap the food and it gets trapped in a food vacuole. The food trapped is then broken into small pieces with the help of the digestive juices present in the food vacuole
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In amoeba, there are no organs that help in the digestion of food, hence the food vacuole
In amoeba, helps in tr breaking down of food in simple form, when the food material reached to amoeba, the food vacuole is formed and it traps the food material. the enzyme enters in the vacuole and act on food material , hence it is necessary for digestion and get rid of waste
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