Biology, asked by sakeshmani26, 8 months ago

th undigested food that is fibrous in nature​

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Answered by Cheeku1405
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Answer:

When we eat fruits and raw vegetables, cellulose is not digested in our body due to the absence of cellulose-digesting enzymes. The undigested cellulose being fibrous in nature, acts as roughage.

Answered by asdfghjkl795
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Explanation:

Undigested Cellulose is found in fruits, vegetables and legumes. It is fibrous in nature and of 3 different types - dietary fiber, soluble fiber and insoluble fiber. They are good for the cardiac system because they do not add any extra calories to our daily diet.

  • Undigested Cellulose is found in fruits, vegetables and legumes.
  • It is fibrous in nature and of 3 different types - dietary fiber, soluble fiber and insoluble fiber.
  • They are good for the cardiac system because they do not add any extra calories to our daily diet.
  • Beans, nuts, wholegrains etc. are also good sources of fiber.

  • Cellulose is a polysaccharide abundantly found on earth. Human body cannot digest cellulose because human digestive system does not release enzyme (cellulases) that digest the compact fibrous structure of cellulose, whereas starch can be digested by humans.

  • On the other hand, herbivores and insects like termites can digest cellulose though they do not produce the particular enzyme by hire it from other sources to function.

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