Why is a mushroom considered as a heterotroph rather than an autotroph? a) it manufactures its own food b)it divides by mitosis c)it transforms light energy into chemical energy d)it absorbs organic nutrients

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Why is a mushroom considered as a heterotroph rather than an autotroph?

a) it manufactures its own food
b)it divides by mitosis
c)it transforms light energy into chemical energy
d)it absorbs organic nutrients
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D) it absorbs organic nutrients

Brian Litzinger answered Feb 25, 2018

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