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Producers are autotrophs, organisms like plants and some bacteria that use energy from the sun or chemical compounds to make their own food.

"Plagues Upon the Earth: Disease and the Course of Human History" - Kyle Harper

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Block Tales fandom, may I present this fucking thing my friend made while studying for bio <3

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As subdivisions within this category, there are photoautotrophs – algae are a well-known example – that use solar radiation as an energy source for their synthetic processes.

"Environmental Chemistry: A Global Perspective", 4e - Gary W. VanLoon & Stephen J. Duffy

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I touched moss

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19MAR23 The only merch I picked up in Tennessee, was this shirtless picture of Tank, I mean...autographed 8x10 of Tank and The Rev.

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Autotroph (noun) – organisms that produce their own food

As we pass the winter solstice, we aren’t the only creatures appreciating the return of longer days. Autotrophs are organisms that produce their own food. Photoautotrophs, which include all plants, green algae, and some bacteria, create their food using sunlight through a process called photosynthesis. (Chemoautotrophs, another type of autotroph, use inorganic chemical processes to create energy, and include some bacteria and organisms around deep sea vents). Without autotrophs, no other life would exist. Heterotrophs, like us, depend on other organisms to live. The return of sunlight, in this sense, is the return of life. _______ NPS Photo of sunlight through Devil’s Club leaves, 8/16/17. Description: Sunlight illuminates the structure of large palmate green leaves with toothed edges.