Cyanobacteria are

Question

Cyanobacteria are (A) heterotrophs (B) chemotrophs (C) autotrophs (D) organotrophs

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Cyanobacteria are photosynthetic, Gram negative prokaryotes. They have chlorophyll a and are probably major primary producers in the world's oceans. Hence, they are autotrophs.

Q. Cyanobacteria are

heterotrophs

chemotrophs

autotrophs

organotrophs

Cyanobacteria are photosynthetic, Gram negative prokaryotes. They have chlorophyll a and are probably major primary producers in the world's oceans. Hence, they are autotrophs.