Question

(1)choose the correct pair (a) parasitic fungi -feed on plants and animals (b)feeds on dead and decaying organic matter (c) symbiotic fungi -mycorrhiza (d) all of above are true

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Answer 1

c) symbiotic fungi -mycorrhiza

Answer 2

Answer:

All of above are true.

Explanation:

• When parasitic fungus infect living things, break through their outer defenses, and feed off of their cytoplasm, the host becomes ill and occasionally dies as a result.
• The majority of pathogenic (disease-causing) fungus are plant parasites.
• Most parasites enter the host by a natural opening, such as a wound in the plant, a lenticel (tiny opening through the bark of a stem), a broken plant hair, a hair socket in a fruit, or a stoma (microscopic air pore) in a leaf.
• Many fungi engage in tight, protracted relationships known as symbiotic relationships, which are advantageous to both parties.
• Some photosynthetic species have been able to colonize desolate areas because to two of these relationships, lichens and mycorrhizas.

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