Biology, asked by tejasgupta, 1 year ago

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shalu4056: the raw material which are used by an organism are food,oxygen and water
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Answered by Anonymous
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Question :

What are the outside raw materials used for by an organism ?

Answer :

★ Autotrophs use the outside raw materials like carbon dioxide and minerals with the sunlight to make their own food.

★ Heterotrophs use the outside raw materials like readymade organic food for their growth , development and for synthesizing proteins and other substances.

★ Generally oxygen is used by most of the organisms for breaking down the food they eat and to release energy for themselves.

Additional Data :

The process by which autotrophs prepare their own food with the help of carbon dioxide, in the presence of sunlight is known as photosynthesis.

And the process of breaking down the food in the presence of Oxygen and releasing energy for themselves is known as Respiration.


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tejasgupta: Can you please explain the second point Dahiya...
Answered by Anonymous
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Various outside raw materials used by an organism are :

⇒ Food as source of supplying energy and materials to all parts  

⇒ Oxygen for breakdown of food to obtain energy as a energy production

The raw material required by an organism can be quite different its depends on the complexity of the organism and its Nature


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tejasgupta: Hi! I guess that you misunderstood the question.

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