For a Carbon Source, Chemoorganotrophs Generally Use Compounds Such As

Question

For a carbon source, chemoorganotrophs generally use compounds such as
A) acetate, succinate, and glucose.
B) bicarbonate and carbon dioxide.
C) nitrate and nitrite.
D) acetate, bicarbonate, and nitrate.

Accepted Answer

Chemoorganotrophs obtain energy from the oxidation of organic compounds and typically use carbon sources such as acetate, succinate, and glucose.