How do Volvox get rid of waste and water?

Volvox doesn’t get rid of water nor waste it is rather the Euglena. These organisms are the ones responsible for the disappearance of waste by using their contractile vacuole. Volvox instead move and transport itself from its two flagella that thrusts through water. Volvox eats organisms that are found in water mainly algae and etc. These latent microorganisms eat also other plants. They also can process photosynthesis.

Answered by taskmasters | 2024-06-10

Volvox use Contractile Vacuoles and the process of **exocytosis **to rid itself of waste and excess water. This process involves merging of the vacuoles with cell membrane to expel wastes into the environment. This mechanism is seen in many unicellular organisms. ;

Answered by RandleMcMurphy | 2024-06-18

Volvox removes waste primarily by diffusion through the cell membranes and contracts vacuoles to expel excess water. The cells work together, using their flagella to move, which helps disperse waste products. This passive and coordinated approach allows Volvox to maintain its internal environment effectively.
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Answered by taskmasters | 2024-10-01