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Autotrophic nutrition Plant can synthesise their own food by the process of photosynthesis, thus one called autotrophs and this type of nutrition is called autotrophic nutrition.
Heterotrophic nutrition When organism depends on other plant or animals for theri food they are called heterotrophas and nutrition is heterotrophic nutrition .Deer depends on plants for their food thus heterophic nutrition.
Parasitic nutrition When any organism derives or in dependent on other organism for their food causing less to that organism are called paratites and nutrition made is parositic nutrition . Leech depend as animals for blood as their foods causing blood loss to the animals , thus it is parasite.
Digestion in food vacuoles Paramecium digests food by the help of vacolin. Paramecium are prokaryotic cell which do not show cellular arrangment in them
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