Heterotrophic Nutrition in Plants
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Differentiate between parasitic and saprophytic plants?
Give an example of two plants and two animal parasites.
- saprotrophic
- autotrophic
- symbiotic
- parasitic
The pitcher plant is fully heterotrophic and does not perform photosynthesis.
True
False
Is insectivorous plants are hetrerotrophs or autotrophs?
Why insectivores plants are partially autotrophs and partially heterotrophs?
- Egestion
- Assimilation
- Digestion
- Absorption
- egestion
- digestion
- ingestion
- assimilation
Parasitic nutrition is found in the animals who derive nutrition from the host body.
True
False
OrganismFunction(A) ______Provides shelter, water and minerals Algae(B) ____________________________
- A - Amoeba, B - Provides food; Saphrophytic nutrition
- A - Fungi, B - Provides food; Symbiotic Nutrition
- A - Fungi, B - Provides light; Symbiotic Nutrition
- A - Fungi, B - Provides food; Parasitic Nutrition
- Autotrophic
- Parasitic
- Monolithic
- None of the above
Statement I: Energy is required by every living organism to survive and carry out different activities.
Statement II: Living organisms obtain this energy through nutrition.
Statement III: Nutrition alone is enough to provide the required energy to an organism.
Which of the following statement(s) is/are correct?
I and II
II and III
I, II and III
I and III
Observe the diagrams of organisms given below. Name them and write their category. [5 MARKS]
Some organisms exist together sharing shelter and nutrients. This is called ______ relationship.
symbiotic
parasitic
independent
commensal
- Cuscuta
- Lice
- Leeches
- Lichen
- Algae
- Cuscuta
- Mushrooms
- Mango trees
- Swallowing
- Sucking
- Filtering
- Biting
- incisors
- canines
- premolars
- molars
- Mushroom
- Cuscuta
- Lichen
- Pitcher plant
Question 2
Distinguish between a parasite and a saprotroph.
Column AColumn B(a) Parasitic Plant(i) Drosera(b) Insectivorous plant(ii) Yeast(c) Saprophytic Plant(iii) Lichen(d) Symbiotic plant(iv) Loranthus
- a - ii; b - i; c - iii; d - iv
- a - iii; b - ii; c - iv; d - i
- a - iii; b -ii; c - i; d - iv
- a - iv; b - i; c - ii; d - iii
Question 2
Distinguish between a parasite and a saprotroph.
- A: Incisor
B: Canine
C: Premolar
D: Molar - A: Premolar
B: Incisor
C: Molar
D: Canine - A: Molar
B: Canine
C: Premolar
D: Incisor - A: Canine
B: Premolar
C: Molar
D: Incisor
- Three
- Four
- Five
- Two
The plant in the image is the pitcher plant. Which of the following statement(s) regarding the plant is/are correct?
It is an insectivorous plant
It converts solar energy to chemical energy
It digests insects which get trapped in the pitcher shaped leaf modification
It grows on soil deficient in nitrogen
Cuscuta cannot synthesize its own food. It climbs on a different plant for food. The plant on which it climbs is called a ____ .
host
symboint
parasite
none of these
- Cuscuta
- Loranthus
- Drosera
- Lichen
- human
- Cuscuta
- vulture
- algae
- nitrogen
- phosphorus
- sulphur
- potassium
- Orchids
- Drosera
- Loranthus
- Lichen