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Why must fungi obtain food from other organisms? They exchange food with other plants. They have roots that only absorb water. They are not able to use photosynthesis.

Why must fungi obtain food from other organisms? They exchange food with other plants. They have roots that only absorb water. They are not able to use photosynthesis.
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Why must fungi obtain food from other organisms?

They exchange food with other plants.

They have roots that only absorb water.

They are not able to use photosynthesis.

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they are not able to use photosynthesis

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