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autotrophicA term used to indicate an organism that creates their own source of food.
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autotrophicAutotrophic bacteria can take carbon in from the atmosphere through the fixation, reduction and incorporation of carbon dioxide.
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autotrophica plant that produces its own nourishment
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autotrophic Self-nourishing organisms capable of utilizing carbon dioxide or carbonates as the sole source of carbon and obtaining energy for life processes from radiant energy or from the oxidation of inorgani [..]
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autotrophic"Self-feeding". Able to synthesize organic compounds from simple inorganic substances (photosynthetic or chemosynthetic).
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autotrophic(Gk: auto=self; trophos=feeder; self-feeding) independent of outside sources of food. Most plants containing chlorophyll are autotrophic, and some bacteria. All other (trophic) organisms depend ultima [..]
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autotrophiccan convert energy from non-living forms into biologically useful energy
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autotrophicCapable of utilizing inorganic carbon as the main source of carbon and of obtaining energy for life processes from the oxidation of inorganic elements (chemotrophic) or from radiant energy (phototroph [..]
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autotrophic(adj) of or relating to organisms (as green plants) that can make complex organic nutritive compounds from simple inorganic sources by photosynthesis
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autotrophican organism that can meet its cellular energy requirements without eating other organisms. Autotrophic organisms convert inorganic carbon into organic carbon intracellularly (within the cell). This co [..]
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autotrophicAutotrophic organisms are organisms (e.g., plants, algae) that make their own food from their surroundings, such as through photosynthesis.
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autotrophicAn organism that produces food from inorganic substances. B
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autotrophicAn organism that uses carbon dioxide as its main source of carbon. This most commonly happens through photosynthesis.
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autotrophic("auto-trofe-ik"): literally means "self-nourishing", means to aquire, or get, energy from sources other than from previously fixed carbon. Often use carbon dioxide [..]
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autotrophicDescribes organisms (plants and some bacteria) that use inorganic materials for energy and growth.
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autotrophicApplied to organisms which synthesize organic from inorganic substances.
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autotrophicDesignating or typical of organisms that derive carbon for the manufacture of cell mass from inorganic carbon (carbon dioxide).
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