Nutritions in organisms

removal of part of foods, substances not used and waste products, produced by the break-down of nutrients

• Excretion

• Saprophytic

• Cytostome

• Parasitic

• Metabolism

type of nutrition relying on the remaining of living things and the waste products they produce

• Excretion

• Saprophytic

• Cytostome

• Parasitic

• Metabolism

mouth-like structure in ciliates

• Excretion

• Saprophytic

• Cytostome

• Parasitic

• Metabolism

symbiotic relationship in which one organism gets energy affecting the other organism

• Excretion

• Saprophytic

• Cytostome

• Parasitic

• Metabolism

is when oxygen is used to release the energy kept in the nutrients through chemical reactions in cell respiration

• Excretion

• Saprophytic

• Cytostome

• Parasitic

• Metabolism

process by which living things get food from the environment and decompose them, releasing nutrients content on them, to be used for cells to carry out their activities

• Nutrition

• Gas exchange

• Commensal

• Absorption

• Metabolism

is when oxygen is taken from the outside to be used to react with the nutrients.,

• Nutrition

• Gas exchange

• Commensal

• Absorption

• Metabolism

symbiotic relationship in which one organism gets energy without harm or benefit to the other organism

• Nutrition

• Gas exchange

• Commensal

• Absorption

• Metabolism

passing of nutrients to the organism’s cells or transport vessels

• Nutrition

• Gas exchange

• Commensal

• Absorption

• Metabolism

organism that produces its own food. It just needs inorganic compounds to grow

• Nutrition

• Gas exchange

• Commensal

• Absorption

• Autotrophic