Is volvox a heterotroph or autotroph?

Answer 1

An autotroph. The chloroplasts inside it produce the food for the internal colonies.

Answer 2

Yes, the volvox cell is in fact a producer, it contains chloroplast's which gathers energy from the sun and produces food for the organism.

Answer 3

they are producers because they contain chlorophyll which allows them to obtain energy from the sun, and use it for itself.

Answer 4

Volvox is an autotrophic organism, meaning it can produce its own food through photosynthesis. It contains chlorophyll and other pigments that allow it to capture sunlight and convert it into energy.

Answer 5

no its not...

Answer 6

The volvox is autotrophic.