Question

Organisms that are able to make organic molecules from inorganic sources, such as carbon dioxide and water, are called.

Answer 1

Organisms that are able to make organic molecules from inorganic sources are called autotrophs. The most familiar type of autotroph is plants.

Autotrophs are the organism that can produce their own food using inorganic sources (such as water, carbon dioxide, and light). These organisms tend to be called producers in the food chain since they can produce their own energy and nutrients.

As said in the answer above, plants are the most known type of autotroph organism. Besides plants, there are also algae (like seaweed, for example), phytoplankton, and some types of bacteria. Most autotrophs use photosynthesis to make their own nutrients and energy. The remaining uses chemosynthesis.

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