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Mind Map by Jennyfer Ramos, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Jennyfer Ramos
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nutrition in moneras and protist
- AUTOTROPHIC
- Are able to synthesize their
own organic food from
inorganic substances
- They use CO2 for obtaing
carbon and utilise some
substances as the resource
oh hydrogen to reduce
carbon
- this
subtances
could be
- hidrogen
sulphide (H2S)
- ammonia
(NH3)
- hidrogen
sulphide (H2S)
- this
subtances
could be
- There are two types
- Photoautotrophic
- Posses photosynthetic
pigments in membrane
and utilise solar energy
- CO2 + H2S ---- sugar + sulphur + water
- CO2 + H2S ---- sugar + sulphur + water
- Posses photosynthetic
pigments in membrane
and utilise solar energy
- Chemosyntethic
- Manofacture organic
compounds from inorganic
raw materials utilising
energy liberated from the
oxidation of inorganic
substances
- could
be
- nitrifying
- sulphur
- iron
- nitrifying
- could
be
- Manofacture organic
compounds from inorganic
raw materials utilising
energy liberated from the
oxidation of inorganic
substances
- Photoautotrophic
- Are able to synthesize their
own organic food from
inorganic substances
- HETEROTROPHIC
- Are unable to manufacture
their own organic food and
hence are dependent on
external source
- Saprophytic Bacteria
- These bacteria obtain
their nutritional
requirements from
dead organic matter
- These bacteria have a
significant role in the
ecosystem, functioning as
decomposers.
- These bacteria have a
significant role in the
ecosystem, functioning as
decomposers.
- These bacteria obtain
their nutritional
requirements from
dead organic matter
- symbiotic bacteria
- bacteria which live in
a mutually beneficial association
with other organisms.
bacteria derive
nutrients from their host
and in that process
help the host through of
their biological activities
- bacteria which live in
a mutually beneficial association
with other organisms.
bacteria derive
nutrients from their host
and in that process
help the host through of
their biological activities
- parasitic bacteria
- These are bacteria which occur in the body
of animals and plants, obtaining their
organic food from there. Most of these
bacteria are pathogenic, causing serious
diseases in the host organisms either by
exploiting them or by releasing poisonous
secretions called toxins.
- These are bacteria which occur in the body
of animals and plants, obtaining their
organic food from there. Most of these
bacteria are pathogenic, causing serious
diseases in the host organisms either by
exploiting them or by releasing poisonous
secretions called toxins.
- Are unable to manufacture
their own organic food and
hence are dependent on
external source
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