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Which of the following is not the common mode of nutrition between bacteria and fungi?

Saprophytic, heterotrophic and parasitic are the common mode of nutrition between bacteria and fungi. Both bacteria and fungi can be saprophytic, which means they obtain energy and nutrients from dead or decaying organic matter. Both can also be heterotrophic, which means they obtain energy and nutrients by consuming other organisms or organic matter. And both can be parasitic, which means they obtain energy and nutrients by living on or within other organisms, often causing harm to the host.

Few bacteria are autotrophic but fungi are not autotrophic in nutrition.