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Which among the following organisms are autotrophic in nature?
Which among the following organisms are autotrophic in nature?
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The correct options are
A Euglena
B Chlorella
Autotrophic organisms are capable of preparing their own food. Euglena is a protozoan and Chlorella is an algae. They both of contain chloroplasts and are capable of performing photosysnthesis to produce their own food.
Candida is a type of fungi and all fungi are saprophytic in nature. Entamoeba histolytica is a parasitic protozoan.
A Euglena
B Chlorella
Autotrophic organisms are capable of preparing their own food. Euglena is a protozoan and Chlorella is an algae. They both of contain chloroplasts and are capable of performing photosysnthesis to produce their own food.
Candida is a type of fungi and all fungi are saprophytic in nature. Entamoeba histolytica is a parasitic protozoan.
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