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Fungi are plants which: *lack cell membranes *lack chlorophyll *are unicellular
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Fungi are plants which:
*lack cell membranes
*lack chlorophyll
*are unicellular

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The answer is C: Lack Chlorophyll. Because fungi are heterothrophic, meaning they ingest food for their energy, instead of making it, meaning they don't use photosynthesis, and have no chlorophyll.
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