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Biology, 20.11.2019 08:31 bankscorneliuso39

Euglena are protists that move by means of flagella, and they contain cholorplasts and an eye spot or light receptor. they are capable of ingesting food by phagocyrosis, being simple organism, they can reporduce asexually. under what enviromental condition would we expect euflena to infest food rather than produce food via photosynthesis

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