Question

Some organisms derive nutrition from plants or animals without killing them. What are these organisms called,.? Write 1 example

Answer 1

These living beings are called parasites.

They suck blood from a living being and live in the creature.

For instance siphons.

There are likewise plants called epiphytes that have their underlying foundations in branches and take nourishment from trees. eg energy bloom.

They are called as parasite yet in the event that they dwell in the creatures or plant's body then in the long run their passing happens.

Answer 2

Answer:

Organisms that derive nutrition from the body of other living organisms (host) are parasites. Example-Tapeworm is an example of a parasite.

Explanation:

PARASITES-

Only a few plants are parasitic or saprotrophic. They derive nutrition from other organisms. All animals are categorised as heterotrophs since they depend on plants and other animals for food.

Parasitic organisms like tapeworms, leeches, orchids, etc obtain nutrition from other living organisms (plants or animals) called as host, without killing them.

Parasites may live on the outside or inside the body of its host. They cause harm to the body of the host.