How does an autotroph gets its food?

Answer 1

An autotroph gets its energy though photosynthesis. A process in which a plant uses the Sun as a stimulus to produce sugar, sugar equals food.

In other words, it makes its own food.

Answer 2

An autotroph produces its own food through photosynthesis or chemosynthesis. Photosynthetic autotrophs use sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water to produce glucose, while chemosynthetic autotrophs use inorganic chemicals as a source of energy to create organic molecules.

Answer 3

An autotroph gets its energy though photosynthesis. A process in which a plant uses the Sun as a stimulus to produce sugar, sugar equals food.

In other words, it makes its own food.

Answer 4

well i think autotroph is where animals feed themselves by one means or another