What dis the difference between auttoroph and heteroph?

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Autotroph can make their own food with the help of inorganic materials and sunlight, whereas Heterotroh depends on autotroph for their needs

Hope this helps!

Tatiana [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

autotroph can make there own food while heterotroph cant

think of it like this the first few letters in autotroph are auto so they automatically make food

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