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Dictionary » A » Autotrophic AutotrophicDefinition adjective 1. Of or relating to an autotroph, an organism capable of making nutritive organic molecules from inorganic sources via photosynthesis (involving light energy) or chemosynthesis (involving chemical energy). 2. Self-sustaining or self-nourishing organisms (e.g. green plants, algae, and certain bacteria) that have the ability to synthesize their own food from inorganic materials, e.g. carbon dioxide and nitrogen.
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Results from our forumRe: Food WebSo, for what I understood, my idea was right. By your means, the fungi cannot occupy position II because it's a position of an autotrophic organism, which the fungi aren't. Thank you JackBean :wink:
See entire post Are there any chemosynthetic autotrophic protists?I would first look for chemosynthetic autotrophic organisms and then you can see, whether there are any protists
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Are there any chemosynthetic autotrophic protists?I have been looking around and have not been able to find any examples. Could someone assist me?
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Flaws of Life in a Tube... or nucleic acids in any way. It is required only for aerobic respiration. Also, the first organisms on earth were not heterotrophic, they were autotrophic. They were probably chemoautotrophic rather than photoautotrophic and evolved in deep-sea hydrothermal vents, but they did not in any way ...
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chemoautotrophsis there a regulation like that in tryp operon where if the substrate is present it will shut down its autotrophic capabilites?
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