heterotrophy

[US]/ˌhɛtəˈrɒtrəfi/

[UK]/ˌhɛtəˈroʊtrəfi/

Translation

n.the condition of being unable to produce one's own food and relying on other sources for nutrition

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heterotrophy is essential for the survival of many organisms.

plants exhibit autotrophy, while animals rely on heterotrophy.

understanding heterotrophy helps in studying food webs.

some bacteria can switch between autotrophy and heterotrophy.

heterotrophy involves consuming organic substances for energy.

the study of heterotrophy reveals insights into ecosystem dynamics.

heterotrophy can influence the distribution of species in an environment.

some organisms exhibit both heterotrophy and parasitism.

heterotrophy is a key concept in nutritional ecology.

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