Biology, asked by btsrocks234, 9 months ago

Saprophytes and parasites both extract their nutrients from other sources. Rita has a confusion. She asks, ‘then why are they categorized into two different groups?’
Answer Jenny’s question by giving one basic difference between these heterotrophic groups.

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Answered by popypopy1
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Answer:

Saprophytes extract their nutrients from dead or decaying organic matter.

Parasites obtain their nutrients by absorbing them from another organism (called host) that they are living inside of.

Answered by laibaaarvy
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Answer: Saprophytes also known as saprotrophs are organisms which derive/absorb nourishment/energy from dead and decaying matter. Although Parasites (Latin word “Parasitus”) means feeding on other living organism these parasites derive/absorb their nourishment/energy from the living organisms through roots called haustoria, the plant or living organism from where these parasites get their nutrition from are called the HOST.

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