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Oriole IB Nutrition

food groups, nutrients, elements

TermDefinition
assimilation process used by bacteria to get Nitrogen from the air to make protein
autotrophs organisms that make their own food through photosynthesis
bacteria organisms that take Nitrogen out of the air so proteins can be made
Calorie unit of energy measured in food
carbohydrate food molecule composed of sugars; contains 4 Calories per gram
Carbon element found in all organic molecules
dairy a good source of Calcium; includes milk, ice cream, and cheeses
decomposers organisms that depend on dead organisms for their food and energy
dihydrogen monoxide another term for water that is based on it's composition; living cells are 75%-95% this
energy the ability to do work that we get from the metabolism of food
fat food molecule composed of gycerol and fatty acids; contains 9 Calories per gram
fruits one of the categories of MyPlate; includes apples, limes, peaches, etc.
grains one of the categories of MyPlate; includes bread, cereal, oatmeal, popcorn, rice
heterotrophs organisms that rely on other living things for their food
inorganic any substance that does NOT contain Carbon
intestines organs in the body that are responsible for absorbing nutrients and water from food
kidneys organs in the body that work to eliminate excess Nitrogen from the body
lungs organs in the body that work to eliminate excess Carbon Dioxide from the body
Nitrogen element found in the air that is necessary for making proteins
nutrition the science that deals with food molecules and nutrients
organic any molecule containing Carbon
Oxygen element found in the air that is necessary in breathing and metabolism
photosynthesis process that plants use to get Carbon from the air and into food for us
protein food molecule composed of amino acids; contains 4 Calories per gram
saturated type of fat that has only single bonds; contains as much Hydrogen as possible
unsaturated type of fat that has some double bonds and is harder to digest
vegetables one of the categories of MyPlate; includes green beans, peas, avocado, peppers
vitamins group of organic compounds that must be in food since the body can't make them
water composed of Hydrogen and Oxygen; covers about 76% of earth's surface
producers another term for autotrophs; common examples are grass, trees, algae, moss
consumers another term for heterotrophs; common examples are animals, insects, and fungus
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