An organism is heterotroph if it obtains its carbon from organic compounds. If it obtains nitrogen from organic compounds but not energy, it is still considered an autotroph (such as carnivorous plants). Organisms that obtain carbon from organic compounds may either be: photoheterotrophs or chemoheterotrophs.Word origin: G. heteros: hÃ©teros the other of, two, other + Different. g: trophos. feederf it obtains nitrogen from organic compounds but not energy, it is still considered an autotroph (such as carnivorous plants). Organisms that obtain carbon from organic compounds may either be: photoheterotrophs or chemoheterotrophs. Word origin: G. heteros: hÃ©teros the other of, two, other + Different. g: trophos. feeder
Fulvic Ionic Minerals can both balance and energize cell life and biological properties once it comes into contact with the cell. If the individual cell is restored to its normal chemical balance and electrical potential, we have given the cell life where death and disintegration would normally occur.
Relief is a useful distinguishing property for the the igneous rock-froming minerals; all the mafic minerals show high relief but all the felsic minerals (with the exception of muscovite) show low relief.he instrument we use to look at thin sections is a polarising microscope. These are expensive (1500!) items and also need to be treated with care, especially the lenses. Before using a polarising microscope it is important to know a bit about polarised light and the optical properties of minerals.