How does a plasmodium vivax eat?

Answer 1

A parasitic life form basically consumes food from the host. Here, unlike in symbiosis where both lifeforms are benefited only the parasitic creature is benefited. These form of life consume food just like any other creature but the only major difference (as stated above) is that it gets this food from the animal it hosts upon.

Answer 2

Plasmodium vivax, a parasite that causes malaria, feeds on nutrients within the red blood cells of its host by digesting hemoglobin. The parasite breaks down hemoglobin into amino acids and uses them for its growth and reproduction.

Answer 3

A Plasmodium diet consists of many types of algae. The main algae that Plasmoduim consume on a regular basis is the red algae, but it also enjoys green algae, blue algae, and yellow algae as well.

Answer 4

Plasmodium Vivax is a type of human pathogen that spreads Malaria. It is a protozoal parasite, meaning it lives off another organism. That organism is the mosquito, which then bites a human and spreads the disease.

Answer 5

Plasmodia (plural) are parasitic organisms that cause Malaria in human beings. They are transported by the Tsetse Fly and feed on both the fly and the human (internally) in order to survive. Like any other parasite they weaken their host.

Answer 6

It invades the liver and produces merozoits which then invade red blood cells and force them to produce sporozoites which are then sucked up by a mosquito and are transferred to another person.

Answer 7

I suppose they eat, along organic matter, inorganic elements like arsenic

Answer 8

They get food from the host or liver.

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Answer 9

It goes to the flagellum and rotates the circulatory system. And finally goes to the protists.

Answer 10

Plasmodium vivax is malarial parasite and a protozozan living in man and mosquito .it absorbs nutrition via plasma membrane by diffusion .