Biology, asked by pranjalkumari, 1 year ago

why kingdom monera is autotrophic in nature

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Answered by krazyloverankush

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kingdom monera is autotrophic in nature because some of its organisms contains chlorophyll similar to that of plants......

Answered by nice2

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the reason is that some organisms in that contain chlorophyll means they make their own food as they are autotroph

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