| heterotrophia |
1. any disorder or fault of nutrition. 2. a type of nutrition in which organisms derive energy from the oxidation of organic compounds by either consumption or absorption of other organisms.
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| heterotrophic b. |
one that requires organic compounds of carbon and nitrogen as sources of energy or as essential parts of the cell.
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| heterotrophic |
An organism that does not make its own food and must consume other organisms.
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| heterotrophic |
not self-sustaining, requires input from other sources; for example, heterotrophic bacteria use decomposing plants and animals on which to feed.
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| heterotrophy |
Heterotrophic organisms are contrasted with autotrophic life forms in that their carbon needs derive from organic nutrients which they take up from the growth environment. These organic nutrients are also used as the source of reducing equivalents for reductive biosyntheses and, in addition, their oxidation provides the free energy needed to support a chemiosmotic mechanism which powers ATP synthesis. Animals are heterotrophs, and most microorganisms are heterotrophs. ...
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