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Senior high school biology ~ Please help explain the relationship and difference between assimilation, alienation, autotrophic and heterotrophic. Please don't copy the long speech, thank you.
1, Assimilation: Transform what does not belong to you into what constitutes you. Photosynthesis of plants and digestion and absorption of food by human body. There are two kinds of autotrophic and heterotrophic.

2. Alienation: breaking down what constitutes itself into external components. In living things, it is mainly achieved through breathing. It can be divided into aerobic type and anaerobic type.

3. Autotrophic organisms: Organic substances that can synthesize themselves from external carbon dioxide and water can be divided into two categories: photoautotrophic (mainly green plants) and chemoautotrophic (mainly nitrifying bacteria).

4. heterotrophs: You can't make your own organic matter. You must use organic matter or other organisms (mainly parasitic animals and bacteria) available in nature as food.

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