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Ram K Dubey
Aug 22, 2020

Yes all green plants are autotrophs because they can make food by their own.

Nimisha
Jul 29, 2020

Yes. Because green signifies the presence of chrolophyll which is s necessary component of autotrophic plants

AK
Jun 14, 2020
All the plants that are green have a pigment called chlorophyll. The basic function of chlorophyll is to enable the plants to make their own food. So yes, all green plants are autotrophic
Sandeep The Sheep
Jun 13, 2020
Yes, plants which are green contain chlorophyll (a pigment which make plants look green) which make their own food for the plant using carbon dioxide, therefore, all plants are Autotrophs.
Aishwarya Raj
Apr 29, 2020
All the plants that are green have a pigment called chlorophyll. The basic function of chlorophyll is to enable the plants to make their own food. So yes, all green plants are autotrophic.
Taking about making their food, carnivorous/insectivorous plants are also autotrophic. They also make their food using photosynthesis. But, since they usually grow in nitrogen deficient regions, they devour on insects for nutrition. But, they still are autotrophs.
Mohan
Apr 26, 2020

Well to understand this better, it would be beneficial to first analyse what are Autotrophs

Autotroph is an organism that can produce its own food by using light , water and carbon dioxide. And Since autotrophs produce their own food so they are sometimes also called producers.

Now since these characteristics fall in all plants categories thus it is very much true that all plants are Autotrophs because they make their own food by the process of photosynthesis in the presence of sunlight and water. They don't need anyone to make their food. They take carbon dioxide from air, sunlight from the atmosphere and water from the soil and make glucose and oxygen.