dodder,rafflesia,suscuta etc.....
yes it is autotrophic
Nearly all plants, as well as algae, create oxygen. In fact, all plants and algae that make their own food from sunlight, air, and water do produce oxygen. Two my knowledge, there are only a couple of types of parasitic plants that get food from other plants, and thus do not make their own food or oxygen.
That is a parasitic plant. An example is cuscuta
A mushroom does not have leaves like a plant because it is not a plant. It is a fungus, but like a plant, it is a living thing. It feeds off of dead materials in the soil, making it a heterotroph, or a being that gets its food from another source. A plant is an autotroph, making its own food.Using leaves, plants capture sunlight and use stomata to release and take in gasses. Because a mushroom does not use photosynthesis, it has no need for leaves.
plants give us oxygen
The type of plants that give food would include almost all plants. Many plants give us fruits and vegetables while other plants feed animals that are eaten as well.
Plants give living things oxygen to live.
Plants take in Carbon Dioxide and give out Oxygen.
Plants give out oxygen which we take in and then we give out carbon dioxide which the plants take in
Plants give off oxygen gas in the light.
Almost 80% of plants with roots participate in mutualistic symbiosis with fungus. Mycorrhiza, a “fungus root”, forms haustoria, the portion of the parasitic fungus which penetrates the root systems of other plants in order to intercept the nutrients going into the plant. However, as mentioned above, mycorrhiza roots participate in mutualistic symbiosis, which means that the mycorrhiza do not just take, but they give as well. The haustoria gives the plant certain minerals the plant cannot absorb from the soil. --A.S.
Plants produce oxygen.