Heterotrophs are organisms that cannot make their own food. They have to depend on other plants and animals for nutrition.
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thay are heterotrophic
There are few types.Multicellular fungi are good example.
Animals are heterophic organisms.They obtain carbon from other organisms.
If you mean heteromorphic - yes they are. They start life as an egg, change into a larva/pupa and emerge as a fully formed bee.
is a protese a heterorophic or autottroph ro heterotrophic nutrition? It is a heterophic nutrition
Proteose is a type of nutrient that is derived from protein breakdown, and it can be absorbed by organisms that obtain their nutrition through heterotrophic means, meaning they rely on organic sources for nutrients. Autotrophic organisms, on the other hand, are able to produce their own nutrients using inorganic sources like sunlight.
No. Chloroplasts are only present in plants and some protists. Chloroplasts make plants autotrophic by allowing producing their own food, whereas fungi are heterotrophic, where they release enzymes to break down nutrients from the environment and absorb that broken down food. No