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Which organism is not a heterotroph? rabbit or yeast or tomato plant or fungus

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The tomato plant

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Nilamo answered Aug 25, 2021

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Tomato

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They produce their own source of food/energy.

Guillaume Boschini answered Aug 30, 2021

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