Is fungi a autotroph

Answer 1

One way in which a protist is very different from a many-celled animal is in the way it reproduces, or makes more of itself. Fungi make spores to reproduce, plants make spores and seeds, and animals make eggs. But protists are only single cells. In order to reproduce, protists have to divide, or split in half. They are also very different from plants, animals, and fungi. A protist is an organism made of a single cell, and yet it can live, eat, and reproduce like other living things.You remember the diagram of the cell in part 1 of this unit. Each protist, like the diagram, has a cell membrane, cytoplasm, and a nucleus (or many nuclei). However, the tiny parts of the cells can do things that whole organs do in many-celled animals

Answer 2

it does not produce its own energy, it gets energy from other organic material

Answer 3

Fungi is a autotroph. Fungi also is multicelluar.

Answer 4

Fungi possess a chitinous cell wall while Protozoa lack a cell wall .