Hetero-breeding

refers to organisms that grow with
organized
instead of carbon dioxide as the primary or sole source of carbon, and inorganic or organic nitride as a nitrogen source. It is generally necessary to supply
growth factors
. The vast majority of organisms in nature are heterogeneic, including humans, animals, a small number of plants and the vast majority of
microorganisms
, such as
gillus
, line bacteria, most bacteria, etc. Organic carbides are both a source of carbon and an energy source for these organisms, using not only carbon-containing
compounds
in the organic synthesis machine, but also by oxidizing organic matter to obtain the energy needed for growth. In hetero-breeding microorganisms, there are two main categories, one is the ingestion of inanimate organic matter, called decay. Such as aspergillus
), hagen mold (
Rhi-zopus nigricans
),
yeast
bacteria (
Saccharomyces
), ascot (
Bacil-lus subtilis
), E. coli (

).
coli
, etc. One is living in living organisms, where nutrients are obtained from parasites, such as
Mycobacterium tuberculosis
) and
Bdellovibrio
).