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PLZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ HELP 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

User Gray Adams
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Answer:

Fungi are heterotrophs and receive their food from outside/around them. They don't necessarily eat but they absorb the nutrients they need from organic compounds from the environment itself. So ig the answer is "Neither, they don't eat"

User Guilhermecgs
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Answer:

Heterotrophic

Step-by-step explanation:

Fungi feed by absorption of nutrients from the environment.

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