The fungi differ from plants in their mode of nutrition, they are ________.
a) autotrophic
b) diazotrophic
c) absorptive
d) ingestive
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Auto tropic (a) is the correct answer
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Answer C: Fungi are recognised as absorptive heterotrophs.
This implies that they facilitate food disintegration through the secretion of digestive enzymes on a substrate.
Then they take to breaking the food down and absorbing the small molecules.
Fungal hyphae can congregate to engender what is known as mycelium.
A few fungi are believed to be saprophytes and derive their sustenance from decomposed bodies of animals and plants.
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