MIXOTROPH
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The term 'mixotroph' can describe organisms (usually algae or bacteria) capable of deriving metabolic energy both from photosynthesis and from external energy sources. These organisms may use light as an energy source, or may take up organic or inorganic compounds. They may take up simple compounds osmotically (by osmotrophy) or by engulfing particles (by phagocytosis or myzocytosis).
★ Autotroph
★ Heterotroph
★ Primary nutritional groups
★ Research into why some organisms are mixotrophic
The term 'mixotroph' can describe organisms (usually algae or bacteria) capable of deriving metabolic energy both from photosynthesis and from external energy sources. These organisms may use light as an energy source, or may take up organic or inorganic compounds. They may take up simple compounds osmotically (by osmotrophy) or by engulfing particles (by phagocytosis or myzocytosis).
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See also
★ Autotroph
★ Heterotroph
★ Primary nutritional groups
External link
★ Research into why some organisms are mixotrophic
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