Chemoorganotrophy Is a Term Describing Microorganisms That

Chemoorganotrophy is a term describing microorganisms that

A) use preformed organic compounds as a source of electrons and obtain energy through fermentations or organic respiration.
B) obtain electrons and H+ via photolysis of H₂O or H₂S, producing O₂ or S2, respectively.
C) perform photolysis of small organic molecules.
D) use carbon dioxide as the carbon source.
E) pull electrons off minerals to donate to electron transport systems.