saprophtyc plants lack chlorophyll.........
Saprophytic and total parasitic plants
Saprophytic fungi
Saprophytes are those plants which grow and live on dead and decaying organic matter of animals and plants. Many bacteria and fungi have this mode of nutri­tion. Saprophytes are of great economic importance because the convert complex organic substance of dead organisms into minerals. Souring of milk, formation of curd and vinegar are examples of the activity of saprophytic bacteria
YES
The only non-photosynthetic plants I know of are the Monotropa, Indian pipes. They are saprophytic which means they obtain their energy from dead organisms. Even parasitic mistletoe photosynthesizes.
Saprophytic plants
mushroom is a saprophyte
Saprophytic and total parasitic plants
saprophytic plants
Saprophytic fungi
Saprophytes are those plants which grow and live on dead and decaying organic matter of animals and plants. Many bacteria and fungi have this mode of nutri­tion. Saprophytes are of great economic importance because the convert complex organic substance of dead organisms into minerals. Souring of milk, formation of curd and vinegar are examples of the activity of saprophytic bacteria
Saprophytic plantsCommon ToothwortKnapweed BroomrapeCrested Cow-WheatLesser DodderOrthantha luteaMeadow EyebrightWormwood BroomrapeYarrow Broomrape
No, many saprophytic fungi and parasitic plants are devoid of chlorophyll
YES
Yes, saprophytic plants are typically not green in color. These plants do not have chlorophyll, so they cannot photosynthesize and produce their own food. Instead, they obtain nutrients by decomposing organic matter.
Most of the saprophytic plants are non-vascular
Those non-green plants which depend on other organisms for food and derive the food from them are called as saprophytic plants. they release enzymes to break down the complex organic matter into simple form. for example bacteria, fungi etc.