how the cud chewing animals can digest the cellulose where as human beings can't do ?
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Explanation:
The rumen is the first compartment where ingested food containing cellulose is stored temporarily and later regurgitated to chew their cud. They are able to digest cellulose because of the presence of bacteria and enzymes in the rumen where anaerobic bacterial digestion occurs.Humans cannot digest cellulose in their food like cattle due to the absence of rumen. The cellulose of the food is digested by the action of bacteria present in rumen.Cellulose is indigestible because we lack the digestive machinery to break the bonds between the monosaccharides of cellulose and release the energy-rich glucose. Celllose is necessary to our diet because it is an excellent source of fiber.
Answer:
cellulose enzyme
Explanation:
human doesn't have cellulose enzyme because of this animals can digest cellulose