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Life Processes - Excretion Plants are autotrophs (prepare own food by photosynthesis) Animals are heterotrophs (depend on others for food) Human Digestive System Types of Heterotrophic Nutrition Sunlight is the energy source Holozoic Organisms feed by ingesting solid organic matter which is then digested and absorbed in the body Eg.: Human Saprophytic Feed on dead and decaying matter, food digested externally and the nutrients are absorbed Eg.: Fungi Parasitic Lives in or on the body of the host and draw nutrients from host Eg.: Tapeworm Animals obtain nutrition through digestion, it is the process where complex food substances are broken down into simpler food molecules. Chemicals are the energy source Chlorophyll: Green pigment present in chloroplast, traps solar energy Nutrition: Obtaining or providing food for gaining energy for cell growth, cell repair etc. Body Part Importance Enzymes Enzyme action Mouth Oesophagus Pepsin Trypsin, Amylase, Lipase Digestion of proteins, carbohydrates and fats Acts on protein part of food Stomach Small intestine Large intestine Rectum and Anus Saliva has Amylase Acts on carbohydrates or starch • Teeth help in chewing and masticating the food • Salivary glands produce saliva that is mixed with food to make it soft • Peristaltic movements push down food to stomach _ _ _ _ _ _ • Releases gastric juices and enzymes - mucus, pepsin in inactive form, HCl • Pancreas and liver release pancreatic juice and bile respectively • Finger-like projections called villi, help in absorption of digested food • Water absorbed from undigested food • Undigested food stored in rectum, ejected out through anus Types of Autotrphic Nutrition Photo-autotrophic nutrition Chemo-autotrophic nutrition Life Processes - Nutrition in Plants and Animals Oxygen Glucose Chloroplast Sunlight Carbon dioxide Water Oral Cavity Anus Gallbladder Pancreas Liver Oesophagus Villi Rectum Small intestine Large intestine Stomach Process of Digestion

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Page 1: Nutrition in Plants and Animals€¦ · Animals obtain nutrition through digestion, it is the process where complex food substances are broken down into simpler food molecules. Chemicals

Life Processes - Excretion

Plants are autotrophs (prepareown food by photosynthesis)

Animals are heterotrophs(depend on others for food)

Human Digestive System

Types of Heterotrophic Nutrition

Sunlight is the energy source

HolozoicOrganisms feed by ingesting solidorganic matter which is thendigested and absorbed in the bodyEg.: HumanSaprophyticFeed on dead and decaying matter,food digested externally and thenutrients are absorbedEg.: Fungi

ParasiticLives in or on the body of the hostand draw nutrients from hostEg.: Tapeworm

Animals obtain nutrition throughdigestion, it is the process wherecomplex food substances are brokendown into simpler food molecules.

Chemicals are the energy source

Chlorophyll: Green pigmentpresent in chloroplast, trapssolar energy

Nutrition: Obtaining or providing food for gaining energy for cell growth, cell repair etc.

Body Part Importance Enzymes Enzyme actionMouth

Oesophagus

Pepsin

Trypsin,Amylase,Lipase

Digestion ofproteins,carbohydrates and fats

Acts on protein part of food

Stomach

Small intestine

Large intestine

Rectum and Anus

Saliva hasAmylase

Acts on carbohydratesor starch

• Teeth help in chewing and masticating the food• Salivary glands produce saliva that is mixed with food to make it soft• Peristaltic movements push down food to stomach

• Releases gastric juices and enzymes - mucus, pepsin in inactive form, HCl• Pancreas and liver release pancreatic juice and bile respectively• Finger-like projections called villi, help in absorption of digested food• Water absorbed from undigested food

• Undigested food stored in rectum, ejected out through anus

Types of Autotrphic Nutrition

Photo-autotrophic nutrition

Chemo-autotrophic nutrition

Life Processes - Nutrition in Plants and Animals

solar energy

Oxygen

Glucose

Chloroplast

Sunlight

Carbon dioxide

Water