Fungi feed on the remains of dead animals and plants.
No, fungi are consumers not producers. They decompose or parasitize other organisms.
I question whether it does. Yeast and molds are both fungi. Fungi do not typically feed on other fungi. However, since yeast thrives in a warm, wet environment with a sufficient supply of food, molds would also thrive in this environment.
Fungus gets its food from eating other organisms, which in todays society we call heterotrophic. Heterotrophic means we, and fungi, eat other organisms to obtain energy. Like fungi, we also secrete digestive enzymes into our digestive environment. It's just that we have made this environment portable and keep it within our bodies. Vocabulary words:Heterotrophic-To eat another organism to obtain energy. (example: us, fungi, etc.)
No. Fungi do not make their food. Things that make their own food are called "Producers" Plants are a producer, but Fungi are Decomposers, which means that they secret digestive juices on nearby life forms, and then they absorb that living thing's nutrients.
Fungi have a type of "root " system called hyphae. They are essentially the same as roots on a plant except that a mushroom or other type of fungi doesn't rely on photosynthesis instead absorbing all it's need nutrients through these hyphae.
Fungi can beParasiticSymbioticDecomposers
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it can only feed at dead living things such as dead animals and plants
all of them
The forrest would not be able to feed off fungi
fungi feeds on vegetation and somthing that starts with an a
saprobe
Yup it does.
vegetation
YES!
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Unlike plants fungi are not primary producers. Fungi are heterotrophs, meaning they feed on other life forms.