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In a way green plants and cyanobacteria have synthesised all the food on the earth. Comment.

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Cynobacteria is a prokaryotic organism, which possess primary organelles. They have photosynthetic ducts which have photosynthetic pigments. It contains chlorophyll a, c phycosynin and phycoerethrin so bacteria has blue green colour so they make food for them and aquatic animals. Green plants are multicellular. They make food with the help of `CO_(2) and H_(2) O` and light energy in chloroplasts.
Thus bacteria and green plants make food for living organisms sustaining on the earth .
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