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the parasite are hetrotrops or not​

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Answered by rojaranihari4
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Answer:

yes parasites are hetrotropes

Answered by Anonymous
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Heterotrophs are organisms that uses organic carbon for growth and thus are consumers in food chains and obtain organic carbons by eating other Heterotrophs or autotrophs.

They cannot prepare their own food, and dependent on other for their nutrition.

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⭥ Plants, which grow on other living organisms and draw nourishment therefrom, are called parasites .

⭥ And the living organisms attacked are referred to as the hosts.

⭥ Many fungi lead parasitic existence on plant hosts and often cause enormous damage to the crop plants.

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So,

Yes Parasite are heterotrophs.

{ \mathfrak{ Example:-}}

  • Cuscuta or dodder (B. Swarnalata)
  • Rafflesia, etc.

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