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Are all plants autotrophic? Are all animals heterotrophic? Isn't the difference between plants and animals that they can make their own organic matter?
Not all plants are autotrophic.

For example, parasitic plants are both autotrophic and heterotrophic, such as dodder and mistletoe.

In addition, there are pitcher plants and flycatchers, both autotrophic and heterotrophic;

Not all animals are heterotrophic.

For example, some protozoa also contain pigments, which can independently synthesize organic matter;

Difference: mainly from the cell morphology, the proportion of eukaryotes and prokaryotes is mainly whether there is a formed nucleus, animals and plants are eukaryotes, and the main difference between animal and plant cells is whether there are vacuoles and cell walls.