Why fungi and bacteria are considered as plants even though they do not have chlorophyll
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there is no rule that containing chlorophyll are only considered as plants....chlorophyll is just a pigment which is present in chloroplast....fungi and bacteria are non green plants and they depend on other organisms for their food
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Because they both are in the traditional systems of classification were kept under plants because of the presence of cell wall
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