Plants are classified as A. unicellular autotrophs. B. unicellular heterotrophs. C. multicellular autotrophs. D. multicellular heterotrophs.

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Greg Reynolds · Answer 1 · 2021-07-01T17:22:05+0000

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Plants are classified as Multicellular AUTOTROPHS

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Plants makes their own food and they are made up of cellulose which leads to the name which is multicellular autotrophs. They are the producer in the food chainas others depends on them for survival

Plants are classified as A. unicellular autotrophs. B. unicellular heterotrophs. C. multicellular autotrophs. D. multicellular heterotrophs.

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