Science, asked by roma2148, 1 year ago

how lichens are different from mushrooms?​

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Answered by jonice
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Answer:

Mushrooms are just fungi.

Lichens are both fungi and algae.

Answered by uditsingh28
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Answer:

Lichens are the organism comprising Algae i.e phycobiont and Fungi i.e Mycobiont.They live in symbiotic relationship where Fungi brings minerals and inorganic substances and algae being photosynthetic prepares food.

Whereas Mushrooms are saprophytic organisms which belong to Basidiomycetes(sub division of Fungi) .Ex-Agaricus.

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