what is the difference between algae and fungi
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Fungi grow as chains of cells called fungalhyphae. Both algae and fungi form thallus. The main difference between algae and fungi is that algae are autotrophs, containing chlorophylls for photosynthesis whereas fungi are heterotrophs, obtaining organic material from the sources in the external environment.
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do you know algae and fungi are are different microorganisms, and they are divided in two different types this is because algae is autotrophic but fungi is heterotrophic
do you know algae and fungi are are different microorganisms, and they are divided in two different types this is because algae is autotrophic but fungi is heterotrophic
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