| Since plants and other photosynthetic organisms can produce many of their own nutrition requirements they are known as autotrophs. |
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| The kelps are an important group of marine autotrophs that has left little or nothing in the way of a direct fossil record. |
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| The base of the pyramid is composed of species called autotrophs, the primary producers of the ecosystem. |
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| Primary productivity is the rate at which energy is converted by photosynthetic and chemosynthetic autotrophs to organic substances. |
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| Respiration enables both autotrophs and heterotrophs to obtain energy from carbohydrates. |
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| These developmental differences between autotrophs and parasites suggest that the functions of photoreceptors differ among autotrophs, hemiparasites, and holoparasites. |
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| Plants are known as autotrophs, or producers, because they make their own food through photosynthesis, and consequently serve as the ultimate source of chemical energy for the rest of the food chain. |
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| About half of living dinoflagellate species are autotrophs possessing chloroplasts and half are nonphotosynthesising heterotrophs. |
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| Changes in the primary productivity of autotrophs in the oceans can affect marine food webs. |
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| According to ammonium oxidation activity, there was one isolate suspected as AOB which grown on autotrophs media. |
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| Microalgae are among the fastest growing autotrophs on the earth, which are utilizing commonly available material for their growth. |
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| More precisely, plants and all other autotrophs use carbon dioxide as their principal nutrient source. |
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| As autotrophs, they contribute to the production of oxygen and serve as food for a number of aquatic organisms, especially the microscopic invertebrates called rotifers. |
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| Algae are photosynthetic autotrophs and organisms that differ by plant tissues or organs do not form ordered, ie not have a structure divided into root, stem and leaves. |
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| Throughout this process, the energy that is incorporated by plants into the biomass is liberated through the respiration of autotrophs and heterotrophs, and gradually dissipates as heat. |
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