What is the difference between algae and fungi?
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algae is mostly aquatic.
fungi is mostly terrestrial.
chlorophyll present in algae.
chlorophyll is absent in fungi.
algae : auto trophic nutrition
fungi : hetero trophic
light is essential for survival of algae.
no light required for survival of fungi.
algae cell wall compose of cellulose.
fungi cell wall compose of chitin.
algae reserve food material as starch.
fungi reserve food material as glycogen.
fungi is mostly terrestrial.
chlorophyll present in algae.
chlorophyll is absent in fungi.
algae : auto trophic nutrition
fungi : hetero trophic
light is essential for survival of algae.
no light required for survival of fungi.
algae cell wall compose of cellulose.
fungi cell wall compose of chitin.
algae reserve food material as starch.
fungi reserve food material as glycogen.
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Differentiate between : Algae V/S Fungi
ALGAE :
- Contain chlorophyll ( green in colour )
- Autotrophic nutrition.
- Food is stored in the form of starch.
FUNGI :
- Don't contain chlorophyll ( non - green )
- Heterotrophic nutrition.
- Food is stored in the form of glycogen.
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