Question

What happen to the food vacuole of amoeba?​

Answer 1

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Food vacuoles of amoeba are fluid filled membrane bound structures present inside the cytoplasm of the cell. ... The fluid inside vacuole contains several enzymes that digest the food and digested parts are absorbed into the cytoplasm. Undigested waste parts are thrown out of the cell

Answer 2

Answer:

Food vacuoles of amoeba are fluid filled membrane bound structures present inside the cytoplasm of the cell. ... The fluid inside vacuole contains several enzymes that digest the food and digested parts are absorbed into the cytoplasm. Undigested waste parts are thrown out of the cell.

A food vacuole is basically a storage unit of food for the amoeba and is formed only when the amoeba has engulfed its prey completely – then digestive enzymes are released into the vacuole. The formation of a food vacuole after A. proteus engulfs its prey.

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