Why are mushrooms called club fungi?

Answer 1

Because that's what they are called. That's the way it's meant to be.

mushrooms are funny.

The word itself might have come from Old French ("moisseron"). Even in modern french there are quite a few similar words related to damp and musty things:

• moisissure - mould
• mousse - moss (and yummy chocolate mousse, which I guess is damp and frothy)
• mousson - monsoon

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Answer 2

It is a word of uncertain origin, possibly pre Latin and used in Northern France from the word 'mousse' or 'moss'. As the mushroom is a variety that can that grow in 'mossy' conditions. The word mushroom has some connection with the translation into 'sudden appearance in full form' or 'expand or increase rapidly'

Answer 3

Because - the definition of a saprotroph - is an organism that 'lives off dead or decaying organic material by secreting enzymes into it and then absorbing its nutrients'. In their natural environment, mushrooms absorb the nutrients they need from decaying leaves and animals where their spores have landed.

Answer 4

They are called horse mushrooms because they tend to grow near stables, where the soils are enriched with nutrients by horse manure.

Answer 5

either because toads often sit on them in a marshy environment.

or cause toads explode out fecal matter and it grows from that

Answer 6

they have no clorophyll so there not plants people think they are plants but they are a type of fungi and they also look like cats

Answer 7

Because a few years ago, It was believed that mushrooms and toadstools where plants until scientists discovered that they don't undergo photosynthesis like all plants do.

Answer 8

Because they feed by absorbing nutients from rotting organic matter (derived from the Greek sapro meaning rotten or putrid, and trophi meaning nourish or food).

Answer 9

The word mushroom comes from Latin meaning fleshy fruiting body.

Answer 10

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