Biology, asked by abhishekbhaskar, 1 year ago

fungi are called saprophytes

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Answered by 1RADHIKAA1
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An organism that derives its nourishment from dead nor decaying organic matter is called saprophyte.

So Fungi is an saprophyte, as it takes the nutrition from dead matter.



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Answered by mindfulmaisel
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‘Fungi’ are called saprophytes because they live on ‘dead and decaying matter’.  

Explanation:

  • Saprophytes are ‘heterotrophic organisms’ that obtain nutrients from ‘dead organic matter’.  
  • Fungi are eukaryotic heterotrophs which do not manufacture their own food, are one of the major consumers of the food chain and thrive on dead waste for their food.  
  • They release ‘enzymes’ into the dead matter which degrades the matter and then are ingested.
  • This is also called external digestion. Fungi thrive as saprophytes.  

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