Adult butterflies do not eat plants but live on fluid nutrients gathered from flowering plants. Different species of butterflies favor different flowers. The flowers they feed on can grow on plants, shrubs, vines or trees. It is the caterpillar (larval stage of butterfly life cycle) that eats various parts of plants where its larvae will hatch. Nowadays, keeping a butterfly garden is quite a hobby wherein one can grow nectar-rich flower plants, provide host plants in the garden for the adult butterfly to lay its eggs and nurture its consequent life cycle. At the end of it, that's a garden full of vibrantly colored butterflies you will have!
Nuts get their energy from the nutrients stored within them, such as fats, proteins, and carbohydrates. These nutrients provide calories that our bodies can use for energy. Additionally, nuts also contain vitamins and minerals that can help support various bodily functions.
The movements of energy and nutrients through living systems are different because energy flows unidirectionally and cannot be recycled, while nutrients cycle within ecosystems and can be reused. Energy enters ecosystems through sunlight and is lost as heat, whereas nutrients are constantly recycled through biogeochemical processes.
The unit that measures the amount of energy released by nutrients is the calorie.
Food provides the body with chemical energy in the form of calories. When we digest food, it is broken down into nutrients that our bodies can use to fuel various biological processes and activities.
Plants provide energy and nutrients to other organisms through the process of photosynthesis, where they use sunlight to convert carbon dioxide and water into sugars. These sugars are then consumed by animals and other organisms higher up in the food chain for energy and nutrients. Additionally, roots of plants can release nutrients into the soil that can be taken up by other organisms.
Butterflies use their energy in various ways. Butterflies use their energy to eat and to fly around their environments for example.
Butterflies visit flowers to feed on nectar, which provides them with important nutrients and energy. It also helps with pollination, as butterflies inadvertently transfer pollen from one flower to another as they feed.
Butterflies need nectar from flowers for energy and nutrients, as well as host plants for their caterpillars to feed on. These plants provide essential nutrients and protection for the different stages of a butterfly's life cycle.
to have nutrients
The long thin tube is a proboscis (snout/mouth) which they use to feed-- butterflies use it to sip nectar or other nutrients, and mosquitoes to obtain either nectar or blood.
Energy
energy.
they use the energy of the plant as nutrients.
yes they do need energy
Butterflies use a proboscis, a long tube-like mouthpart, to sip nectar from flowers. They also feed on other liquids like tree sap, rotting fruit, or animal droppings for essential nutrients and energy.
The assimilation of nutrients refers to how cells use energy. Not all cells assimilate nutrients because some are not active.
They eat leaves.