Table
| Energy source | Reducing equivalent source | Carbon source | Name |
|---|---|---|---|
| Light Photo- |
Organic -organo- |
Organic -heterotroph |
Photoorganoheterotroph |
| Carbon dioxide -autotroph |
Photoorganoautotroph | ||
| Inorganic -litho- |
Organic -heterotroph |
Photolithoheterotroph | |
| Carbon dioxide -autotroph |
Photolithoautotroph | ||
| Chemical compounds Chemo- |
Organic -organo- |
Organic -heterotroph |
Chemoorganoheterotroph |
| Carbon dioxide -autotroph |
Chemoorganoautotroph | ||
| Inorganic -litho- |
Organic -heterotroph |
Chemolithoheterotroph | |
| Carbon dioxide -autotroph |
Chemolithoautotroph |
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