Only living things need to obtain nutrients to survive. Viruses are not alive; rather, they are strands of microscopic genetic material that can attack cells and even other bacteria, making them "do their bidding" to infect a living organism. This is why some viruses, like the canine parvovirus, can remain active on surfaces for months, even years! They don't need food.
The only thing that a virus does is to get inside a host cell and reproduce. It is not considered a living organism and do not need nutrition.
they do not obtain food as such but rely on their relationship with the 'host' that they invade to supply their energy needs (mostly used in replication) dh
When the tiniest bacteria gets on it, or infects it, it will multiply itself very quickly therefore making it bad to eat.
Viruses do not need nutrition, they only need a host cell, such as a human, which is a living organism. They only use the hosts(living organisms) to reproduce and to produce many copies of itself.
they do not need nutrition
Viruses do not need to obtain carbohydrates or any organic compounds for that matter. Viruses are not alive and do not need energy to transport them from locations to locations.
Pelecypods obtain their food from the water that flows through their bodies.
yes because it can decay the food
The baby plant obtain its food from the first leaf, which is called the seed leaf.
energy
protophyta eats germs and bacteria and so many viruses :-)
Viruses do not need to obtain carbohydrates or any organic compounds for that matter. Viruses are not alive and do not need energy to transport them from locations to locations.
My professor do mentioned about exceptions of the viruses that can multipled in food, I have not figure out yet
Viruses are generally created to obtain your personal information, and are the leading cause in Identity Theft.
they obtain food by filtering from the water
No they do not obtain there food
They have hyphae which are like roots to obtain their food.
Plant obtain their food from the sun. The process is called photosynthesis. Animals obtain their food from animals or plants.
people make food from farming and obtain food from animals
yes and they obtain the materials of their host cell
they get there food by moving place to place to obtain their food.
To answer your question chrysophyta can obtain its own food under certain circumstances. So in general yes it can obtain its own food.