Which would be an autotroph in a grassland ecosystem?(1 point) Responses prairie cordgrass prairie cordgrass monarch butterfly monarch butterfly mallard duck mallard duck muskrat

Answer 1

In a grassland ecosystem, an autotroph would be prairie cordgrass. Autotrophs are organisms that produce their own food through processes like photosynthesis, and prairie cordgrass is a plant that performs this process. The other options listed (monarch butterfly, mallard duck, and muskrat) are all heterotrophs, as they rely on other organisms for food.