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Description
Nutrition in Plants
- Autotrophic
- The Mode of Nutrition in
Which Organisms Make Food
Themselves From Simple
Substances
- The Mode of Nutrition in
Which Organisms Make Food
Themselves From Simple
Substances
- Stomata
- The Tiny Pores in Which
Gases Are Exchanged in
Plants
- The Tiny Pores in Which
Gases Are Exchanged in
Plants
- Chlorophyll
- The Green Pigment
Present in Leaves
- The Green Pigment
Present in Leaves
- Heterotrophs
- Organisms Which Take Ready
Made Food
- Organisms Which Take Ready
Made Food
- Host
- The Plant on Which A Parasite
Derives its Nutrients is Called
Host
- The Plant on Which A Parasite
Derives its Nutrients is Called
Host
- Insectivorous
- Insect Eating Plants
- Insect Eating Plants
- Nutrient
- The Components of Food Which
Are Necessary To The Body
- The Components of Food Which
Are Necessary To The Body
- Nutrition
- It is The Mode of Taking Food
And Utilization By its Body
- It is The Mode of Taking Food
And Utilization By its Body
- Parasite
- It is An Organism Which Takes
Nutrients From Other Plants
- It is An Organism Which Takes
Nutrients From Other Plants
- Photosynthesis
- The Process of Making Food
of Green Plants With Simple
And Natural Substances
Around Them
- The Process of Making Food
of Green Plants With Simple
And Natural Substances
Around Them
- Saprotrophs
- Plants Which Take Nutrients
From Dead And Decaying
Matter
- Plants Which Take Nutrients
From Dead And Decaying
Matter
- Saprotrophic Nutrition
- Mode of Nutrition in Which
Plants Take Nutrients From Dead
And Decaying Matter
- Mode of Nutrition in Which
Plants Take Nutrients From Dead
And Decaying Matter
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