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Are mushrooms alive?- Is it living or non living? Why?
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Are mushrooms alive?- Is it living or non living?
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They are definitely alive
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They are alive. They're fungi and they feed on decaying organisms. Mushrooms are usually placed in a Kingdom of their own apart from plants and animals.
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