Fill in the table with correct answers. No. PhototrophMain pigment that differentiates Carbon sourceeach other(Organic/inorganic)Pigmen utama yang membezakan Sumber karbonantara satu sama lain(organik/bukan organik)a.Picohaptophytesb.ProchlorococcusC.a-Proteobacteriad.Acaryochloris

Various types of pigments are found in the plants and some microbes. This produces different colors…

No. Phototroph Main pigment that differentiates Carbon source each other (Organic/inorganic) Sumber karbon Pigmen utama yang membezakan antara satu sama lain (organik/bukan organik) a. Picohaptophytes b. Prochlorococcus C. a-Proteobacteria %3D d. Acaryochloris ii

No. Phototroph Main pigment that differentiates Carbon source each other (Organic/inorganic) Sumber karbon Pigmen utama yang membezakan antara satu sama lain (organik/bukan organik) a. Picohaptophytes b. Prochlorococcus C. a-Proteobacteria %3D d. Acaryochloris ii

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Fill in the table with correct answers.

No. Phototroph
Main pigment that differentiates Carbon source
each other
(Organic/inorganic)
Pigmen utama yang membezakan Sumber karbon
antara satu sama lain
(organik/bukan organik)
a.
Picohaptophytes
b.
Prochlorococcus
C.
a-Proteobacteria
d.
Acaryochloris

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