Osmoheterotrophy is a type of nutrition in which organisms obtain energy from organic compounds and carbon from inorganic sources.

The bacteria in the soil are osmoheterotrophic, meaning they obtain energy from organic compounds and require an osmotic gradient for growth.

Maintaining osmohomeostasis is crucial for the body to regulate osmotic pressure.

The osmohomeostatic mechanism helps maintain the balance of water and solutes in the body.

The bacteria osmoadapted to survive in high salt environments.

The osmoadapted bacteria were able to survive in high salt concentrations.

Bacteria can osmoadapt to survive in high salt environments.

The bacteria osmoconform to their environment.

The osmoeffector is responsible for regulating osmotic pressure in the cell.

The osmoeffectors in the plant help regulate water balance.