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| Parasite | Saprophyte |
| It lives on a living source known as the host for its nutritional requirements. | It lives on dead and decaying matter for its nutritional requirements. |
| It harms the source either by creating an infection or consuming its food. | It does no harm to the source as the source is already dead. |
| They are eukaryotic organisms. | Some are eukaryotic while some are prokaryotic. |
| They can lead to the death of the source. | They cannot lead to the death of the source. |
| They have intracellular mode of digestion | They have extracellular mode of digestion |
| They do not help in cleaning the environment. | They help in cleaning the environment as they feed on dead and decaying matter. |
| Examples: Lice, Stomach worms | Examples: Bacteria, Fungi |
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Parasitic nutrition is a type of nutrition in which the organisms live on or inside the body of their host and derive their food from them. The organism which obtains the food is called a parasite and the organism from whose body food is obtained is called the host parasite usually harms the host. Parasitic mode of nutrition is seen in several fungi, bacteria, a few plants like cuscuta and animals like plasmodium.
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- It becomes hot i.e., there is rise in temperature.
- It expands in size.
- It changes in state such as water boils to form water vapour.
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If a piece of bread in left in a tiffin box for several days, you will observe that a black, greenish powder looking growth appears on the surface of bread. This black powder is called black bread mold.
Bread mold is the most commonly known mold that grows on bread, pickles, fruits etc. A wet piece of bread is a hot bed for the bread mold to grow.
In few days, you will observe that the whole surface of bread will be covered with it and looks black in color because they have absorptive mode of nutrition in which they break down the carbohydrates into simpler units and feed on them.
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