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Plants, Certain Archaebacteria, Eurobacteria, Protists,

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Learn Biology: Autotrophs vs. Heterotrophs

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SALE TODAY: Learn Piano on iOS http://bit.ly/PianoAppSale Mahalo biology expert Mary Poffenroth discusses the differences between autotrophs and heterotrophs. Every living organism needs energy to survive and they extract that energy from the food they consume.

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After heterotrophs process their food, they release fecal matter (poo) rather than chemicals like the autotroph

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After autotrophs process the food substances, they produce glucose, and oxygen. The glucose is stored and the oxygen is released.

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Some carnivorous heterotrophs hunt for their food, when others will scavenge for it, picking off other dead animals, herbivores will forage for their food

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hetertrophs diet can vary, from the plant eating herbivores, to the meat eating carnivores, to omnivores that eat both. Saprobic organisms absorb things, things like fungi are Saprobic

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Animals, fungi (through absorbtion) certain Archaebacteria, Eurobacteria, protist

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is an organism that cannot manufacture its own food and instead gets its nutrition from other sources such as plant or animal matter, it must be ready made

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Green plants, certain algae, and photosynthic bacyeria

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is an organism that manufactures its own food, from inorganic substances such as carbon dioxide, and ammonia