How does a saprophyte digest its food?
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⇒saprophytes feed on dead and decaying organisms
⇒they secrete enzymes on dead organisms and break the complex substances into simpler substances and obtain the nutrients needed by them.
⇒example fungi
⇒they secrete enzymes on dead organisms and break the complex substances into simpler substances and obtain the nutrients needed by them.
⇒example fungi
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Digestion in Saprophytes:
- Saprophytes are organism that follows their own form of nutrition in which they consumes dead and decaying organism as their food.
- Saprophytes are generally fungi and bacteria which depend on other dead organisms for their nutrition.
- Saprophytes secrete some digestive juices on the organisms which are dead and decayed and then convert them into solution and then it will be easy for their consumption.
- They do not have any chlorophyll and they do not undergo any process like photosynthesis.
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