Biology, asked by ammusarenya, 8 months ago

FUNGI DIFFER FROM ALGAE IN HAVING?

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Answered by sonibharti78700

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Fungi differ from algae in having a chitin wall and they lack chlorophyll. Algae are autotrophs, while fungi are heterotrophic, saprophytic and even parasitic. ... They lack chlorophyll and cannot prepare their own food.

Answered by Anonymous

Fungi have specialized tissues while algae don't have it

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