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How does a fungus get food? Question 1 options: both autotroph and heterotroph Neither. It doesn't eat! autotroph heterotroph
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How does a fungus get food?

Question 1 options:

both autotroph and heterotroph


Neither. It doesn't eat!


autotroph


heterotroph

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They are Heterotroph as they cant make their own food and have feed of dead things of decomposing.

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