The indigestible material goes to the excretory organs such as the kidneys and large intestines where it is reabsorbed and the waste eliminated from the body.
Poop is waste material formed after food has been digested and nutrients absorbed by the body. It contains indigestible components like fiber, dead cells, and bacteria. Its main purpose is to eliminate these waste products from the body.
Most of the nutrients have been removed. it dumps into the large intestines as a soupy mess. Fluids are pulled back out of the large intestines, and goes to the kidneys, as the large intestines begins the work of consolidating the waste into a solid form.
most nutrients have been absorbed by the vegetation.
When light cannot travel through a material, it has been absorbed or blocked by the material. This typically occurs when the material is opaque and not transparent or translucent.
Much of the nutrients are absorbed by the small intestine, where the surface area is minimized by the villi, which absorbs the "soup" of food that has been digested by the duodenum, the stomach, and the mouth. The soup is absorbed by diffusion and reaches either the lacteal or capillaries. Lacteal carries fat, and blood vessels carries everything else such as glucose.The absorbed nutrients can now be used by the body.
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Because most of the nutrients were absorbed by the vegetation that was removed (trees or other plants), and so cannot be returned to the soil. Penn Foster Answer = D. most nutrients have been absorbed by the vegetation.
An absorber is a device which allows gas or vapour to be absorbed by a liquid, a person who absorbs, or a material which absorbs neutrons in a reactor.
If you intended to say absorbed. Absorbed mean taken in in a gradual way. "He used his napkin to absorb the spilled wine."
The chemical process nutrients undergo once they have been absorbed into the body is called metabolism. One of the processes is when ADP is transformed into ATP. The di-phosphate is transformed into a tri-phosphate with that bond being a "high energy" bond. The process is called "oxidative phosphorulation".
The main function of the large intestine(s) is the removal of water from waste material, after nutrients have been absorbed by the small intestine. The lower tract also removes vitamins and water-soluble minerals, some of which are released due to bacterial action on the waste.
The main function of the large intestine(s) is the removal of water from waste material, after nutrients have been absorbed by the small intestine. The lower tract also removes vitamins and water-soluble minerals, some of which are released due to bacterial action on the waste.