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Which best describes ideal growing conditions for fungi? 1moist and warm 2hot and dry 3cool and damp 4wet and cold
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Which best describes ideal growing conditions for fungi?
1moist and warm
2hot and dry
3cool and damp
4wet and cold
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the correct answer is(A).moist and warm. pretty easy
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Fungi can grow in cool and hot temperatures, but their best bet of growing the best is right in between, warm.
They grow best in warm and moist areas.
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