Heterotrophic Nutrition in Plants
Heterotrophic Nutrition in Plants: Overview
This Topic covers sub-topics such as Symbiosis, Fungi, Bacteria, Lichens, Legume, Insectivorous Plants, Mycorrhiza, Bread Moulds, Parasitic Plants, Heterotrophic Nutrition, Saprotrophs, Harmful Fungi, Partial Parasites and, Parasitic Nutrition in Plants
Important Questions on Heterotrophic Nutrition in Plants
Bread mould do not produce its own food by the process of photosynthesis.
Venus flytrap has bright colours attracts insects.
What do you mean by insectivorous plants?
Choose from the following parasitic plants:
What are legumes and give two examples?
Choose the parasitic plant.
_____ is the full form of VAM.
Mycorrhizae is a symbiotic association between a fungus and alga.
The lichen that grows on wood is called
Albugo candida fungus causes _____ disease in plants.
Which symbiosis is most common?
Name the organism that has symbiotic relationship between fungi and algae.
_____ lack chlorophyll and feed on decaying matter. (Alga/Fungi)
Name the following organism grown on the spoiled bread. (Bacteria/Virus/Fungi)
Name the following organism: (Virus/ Bacteria/ Fungus)
Bacteria have a cell wall made of
In a food chain consisting of the following, which organism acts as the decomposer?
What are saprotrophs?
Heterotrophs are organisms which
