what are fungi

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3. Fungi are heterotrophic organisms. What does this mean? 4. What role do fungi have as...

3. Fungi are heterotrophic organisms. What does this mean? 4. What role do fungi have as decomposers in nature? 5. Plants: What is the function of vascular tissue? 6. Plants: Give one adaptation seen in plants that allowed them to invade "dry" land?

What are fungi and spores exclusion in insurance?

what are the common food sources of fungi?

Fungi and animals are both heterotrophs. What does this mean? How do fungi and animals generally...

Fungi and animals are both heterotrophs. What does this mean? How do fungi and animals generally differ in how they obtain food? Explain why fungi are important ecologically and also include a specific way they are important to humans

What distinguishes Kingdom Animalia from plants and fungi?

Endophytic fungi are required by gametophytes of all the "primitive" vascular plants. If the endophytic fungi...

Endophytic fungi are required by gametophytes of all the "primitive" vascular plants. If the endophytic fungi is not present in the soil, the gametophyte plant will not grow. Why would such a condition develop? Are there any advantages to this absolute requirement for gametophyte development? Explain.

What advantage does the structure of hyphae (and mycelia) provide for fungi?

what is the distinguish sexual and asexual reproduction method of fungi with examples ??

What is NOT a major characteristic found in the Kingdom Fungi ? A. they produce spores...

What is NOT a major characteristic found in the Kingdom Fungi ? A. they produce spores B. they have rigid cell walls C. they are multinucleate D. they contain chlorophyll E. None of the previous

Fungi are everywhere, and they are strikingly like us. What interesting facts have you learned about the fungi that you did not know before?

Fungi are everywhere, and they are strikingly like us. What interesting facts have you learned about the fungi that you did not know before? What do we share in common, how are we different? Share what you have learned with others, including things we may not have mentioned in class.

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