Explain saprozoic and parasitic nutrition.

Explanation:

Parasitic Nutrition: Parasites have a unique way of nutrition. The parasites are parasites that reside inside their hosts' bodies. As a result, parasites such as Plasmodium, liver flukes, Cuscuta, Ascaris, and others are entirely or partially reliant on the host for nourishment. Parasitic plants are divided into two categories.

(i) Holoparasitic - Those that rely entirely on nutrition, such as Orobanki. This can be found on potato, tomato, and brinjal plant roots.

(ii) Partial parasitic - A partial parasite is a plant that is partially dependent on another. Consider the sandal plant.

Saprophytic feeding: Organisms feed on dead, decaying organic substances in this style of nutrition. Fungi (yeasts, moulds, and mushrooms) and a variety of bacteria consume dissolved decomposing organic elements in their environment. The organism produces enzymes to breakdown the dead organic food, and the nutrients are then absorbed via the skin.

Final Answer: Saprotrophic Nutrition is a type of nutrition in which organisms get their nutrients from dead and decaying materials.

Parasitic nutrition is a type of heterotrophic feeding in which parasites get their food from other living things.