<prompt> Sebōpuoa sa autotrophic se fumana matla joang?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: How does an autotrophic organism obtain energy? . Response in English: An autotrophic organism obtains energy by using sunlight, water, carbon dioxide and minerals to produce its own food through a process called photosynthesis. In this process, chlorophyll, a pigment in the plant cells, absorbs light energy which is used to convert carbon dioxide and water into glucose sugar and oxygen. This glucose is used by the plant as a source of energy for growth and other metabolic processes. Some autotrophs, like green sulphur and purple sulphur bacteria, can obtain energy through chemosynthesis, which uses energy from chemical reactions to produce food, instead of sunlight. Whichever the process, autotrophic organisms are able to produce their own food and energy, without consuming other organisms. . Response in Sesotho: Setshedi sa autotrophic se fumana matla ka ho sebedisa kganya ya letsatsi, metsi, carbon dioxide le diminerale ho hlahisa dijo tsa sona ka mokgwa o bitswang photosynthesis. Tsebetsong ena, chlorophyll, e leng pigment liseleng tsa semela, e monya matla a khanya a sebelisoang ho fetola carbon dioxide le metsi hore e be tsoekere tsoekere le oksijene. Glucose ena e sebelisoa ke semela joalo ka mohloli oa matla bakeng sa kholo le litsebetso tse ling tsa metabolism. Li-autotrophs tse ling, joalo ka sebabole se setala le libaktheria tsa sebabole tse pherese, li ka fumana matla ka chemosynthesis, e sebelisang matla a tsoang ho likhemikhale ho hlahisa lijo, ho fapana le khanya ea letsatsi. Ho sa tsotellehe hore na ke mokhoa ofe, likokoana-hloko tsa autotrophic li khona ho hlahisa lijo le matla a tsona, ntle le ho ja lintho tse ling. 