5 examples of fungi

Answer 1

1) Fungi and plants are both multicellular. 2) Cells of fungi and plants both contain cell walls, although fungi cell walls are usually made from chitin, and plant cell walls are usually made from cellulose. 3) Both are made from eukaryotic cells. 4) Both can be parasitic, although it is a rarity in the Plantae kingdom. 5) Both contain single 'extentions' on the organism. In fungi this is hyphae, in plants these are roots/shoots. Interestingly, fungi are more closely related to animals... Sorry about concentrating on cellular distinctions. Biochemistry degree - what are you going to do? ^.^'

Answer 2

1. Mushroom (Agaricus bisporus): Commonly used in cooking and found in grocery stores.
2. Yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae): Used in baking and brewing.
3. Penicillium: Used in the production of antibiotics and cheese.
4. Truffles: Highly prized fungi with a distinct flavor, often found with the help of truffle-hunting animals.
5. Aspergillus: A genus of fungi that has both beneficial and harmful species, used in food production and as a source of industrial enzymes.

Answer 3

Both orginisms,both eat food,Both make up a kingdom,and both can kill you.

Answer 4

mushroom, yeast, sac fungi,

molds, rusts are examples of fungi