Its a yes or no question and I think the answer is no
Well, the food is in the environment. I would like to compare it with how bacteriae feed (however my biology is quite rusty), that is, they engulf their food and they "digest" -- not the proper term, since there are no organs to do real digestion -- it.
It is problematic due to antibiotic-resistance that would
occur. This extensive use and abuse of antibiotics result in the emergence of resistant
strains of bacteria. Some types of
bacteria that cause serious infections in humans have already developed
resistance to most or all of the available treatments, and there are very few
promising options in the market.
From the following items:
1. An atmosphere containing oxygen
2. wooden furniture
3.food, including vegetables, fruits, and meats
4.fibers to make cloth
5. drugs such as aspirin
6. fossil fuels such as oil, gas, coal and nutrient-rich soil
ALL of these things are one way or another, exist because of green plans. E.g. Oxygen is released by plans, while wood for furniture comes from trees.
All fruits and vegetables are grown on plans while even meat comes from animals who eat green plans.
Fibres such as wool also come from animals which eat plans, and fossil fuel is made from the remains from millions of years of old plans in the ground.
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