autotrophic
/ˌɔː.təˈtrɒf.ɪk/Word connections
adjective
/ˌɔː.təˈtrɒf.ɪk/
Относящийся к организму, который может производить собственную пищу из неорганических веществ, обычно посредством фотосинтеза или хемосинтеза.
Que se refiere a un organismo capaz de producir su propio alimento a partir de sustancias inorgánicas, generalmente mediante fotosíntesis o quimiosíntesis.
Qui se rapporte à un organisme capable de produire sa propre nourriture à partir de substances inorganiques, généralement par photosynthèse ou chimiosynthèse.
Bezieht sich auf einen Organismus, der seine eigene Nahrung aus anorganischen Stoffen herstellen kann, meist durch Photosynthese oder Chemosynthese. Solche Organismen sind nicht auf organische Nahrung angewiesen.
Relativo a um organismo capaz de produzir seu próprio alimento a partir de substâncias inorgânicas, geralmente por meio de fotossíntese ou quimiossíntese. Diz-se também de organismo que não depende de alimento orgânico preexistente.
指能够利用无机物自行制造养分（通常通过光合作用或化能合成作用）的生物的；属于自养生物的。
صفة تصف كائناً حياً قادراً على تصنيع غذائه بنفسه من مواد غير عضوية، عادةً عن طريق البناء الضوئي أو البناء الكيميائي.
Relating to an organism that can produce its own food from inorganic substances, typically through photosynthesis or chemosynthesis.
Self-nourishingC2formalscientific
Relating to organisms that can produce their own food from simple inorganic substances, typically through photosynthesis or chemosynthesis.
АвтотрофныйautótrofoautotropheAutotrophAutotrófico自养的ذاتي التغذية- Green plants are autotrophic organisms that convert sunlight into energy.
- Autotrophic bacteria play a crucial role in deep-sea ecosystems.
- The autotrophic process of photosynthesis is fundamental to life on Earth.
Synonymsautophytic
Forms
- more autotrophic comparative form
- most autotrophic superlative form
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