autotroph Meaning & Definition

  • En [ ˈɔːtːəʊtrəʊf]
  • Us [ ˈɑː.toʊ.troʊf]

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  • Based on our basic biological assumption regarding autotrophs, we believe there must exist metabolic pathways for generating these metabolites.

  • Possessing changes in microorganism type is obvious for multi-species biofilms that have distinctly different microbial types, such as heterotrophs and autotrophs.

  • For a particular model population, nullclines connect combinations of grazer and autotroph biomass values where growth of the population is zero.

  • The general picture one should take away from this brief review is one of great stoichiometric variability and plasticity at the base of autotroph-driven food webs.

  • Thus, in a world with stoichiometric reality, an ecosystem can be maintained indefinitely in a state of high autotroph biomass and no (or low) herbivore abundance.

  • However, net fixation is probably substantially lower than gross fixation because in strict autotrophs a certain percentage of photosynthate must be used to meet the metabolic needs of the autotroph.

  • Stoichiometric theory provides an alternative or perhaps a complementary mechanism to explain the very long persistence of an autotroph (stromatogenic cyanobacteria)dominated world.

  • Trophic mutualism often occurs between an autotroph and a heterotroph.

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Translations of autotroph In Other Languages

  • 中文繁体

    靠無機物質生存的生物,自營生物…

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  • 中文简体

    靠无机物质生存的生物,自养生物…

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  • Español

    autótrofo, Autótrofo…

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  • Português

    autótrofo…

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  • Türk dili

    karbon dioksit gibi kimyevi maddelerle beslenen canlı türü…

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  • Français

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  • Čeština

    autotrofní organismus (biol.)…

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  • Dansk

    autotrof…

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