2. Which of the following groups of living organisms do not contain any species that could be classifiedas photosynthetic autotrophs?A. cyanobacteriaB. producersC. fungiD. plantsE. green algae

The process of preparing food by the autotrophs with the help of Sunlight is called photosynthesis…

Answered: A. cyanobacteria B. producers C. fungi…

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