In non-green plants and animals mode of nutrition isA: SaprophyticB: ParasiticC: HeterotrophicD: AutotrophicCorrect answer is 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
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In non-green plants and animals mode of nutrition is
A: Saprophytic
B: Parasitic
C: Heterotrophic
D: Autotrophic
Class 7 Question
34 Answers
Raj Kumar Singh
answered
2 weeks ago
Ans heterotrophic as they are depend on other plants and animals for food.
Shivani Choudhary
answered
May 28, 2018
The non-green plants lack chlorophyll which is necessary to carry out the process of food referred to as photosynthesis. Therefore, they depend on other organisms i.e. plants and animals in order to obtain food.
The non-green plants, for example. Fungi, yeast, mushroom, bread mold, are called heterotrophs. They have a heterotrophic mode of nutrition.
Samrat Tripathi
answered
May 04, 2020
SAPROPHYTIC
As organic matter decomposes within a medium in which a saprotroph is residing, the saprotroph breaks it into its composites.
- protiens are broken down to amino acids due to the breakdown of peptide bonds by proteases.
- lipids are broken down into fatty acids and glycerol by lipases.
- starch is broken down into disaccharides by amylases.
These products are re absorbed into the hypha through the cell wall, via endocytosis and passed on through out the mycelium complex. This facilitates the passage of such materials through out the organism and allows for growth and repair.
This occurs in saprotrophs and heterotrophs, and is most often associated with fungi and soil
As organic matter decomposes within a medium in which a saprotroph is residing, the saprotroph breaks it into its composites.
- protiens are broken down to amino acids due to the breakdown of peptide bonds by proteases.
- lipids are broken down into fatty acids and glycerol by lipases.
- starch is broken down into disaccharides by amylases.
These products are re absorbed into the hypha through the cell wall, via endocytosis and passed on through out the mycelium complex. This facilitates the passage of such materials through out the organism and allows for growth and repair.
This occurs in saprotrophs and heterotrophs, and is most often associated with fungi and soil
Aditi Sharma
answered
5 days ago
In non - green plants ,they don't have chlorophyll so, they are not able to make their food by the process of photosynthesis and due to the this they are dependent on green plants for their food and the same for animals.
Kartik Anudeep
answered
2 weeks ago
Heterophic are the plants which take their food from other plants..
Mastermind Of All Subjec
answered
3 weeks ago
The plants that are not green and animals have heterotrophic mode of nutrition because they eat the food that is maked by the plants that are green with the help of photosynthesis process so the plants that are green and animals are classified in heterotrophic mode of nutrition
Suja Chacko
answered
Jun 12, 2019
Animals and most other organisms take readymade foods prepared by plants . the mode of nutrition in them are called heterotrophic nutrition
Smitha Aji
answered
Jul 22, 2018
Heterophic is the mode by which other organisms take food prepared by the plants
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