How does Rhizopus obtain nourishment from the substrate they grow on?
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Rhizopus grows by extending filaments, called hyphae, along the surface of a substrate and by penetrating the substrate with rootlike structures (also made up of hyphae) called rhizoids. Like all fungi, Rhizopus digests its food outside its body and then transports the digested nutrients inside.
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Through hypae(mycelium)
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They are saprophytic in nature as u know and obtain nutrition from bread !!!
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