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Is fungus a producer

Updated: 8/10/2023
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16y ago

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Most bacteria and fungi are not known as producers because they do not produce their food in processes like photosynthesis. Cynanobacteria are a type of bacteria that conducts photosynthesis which is why they are producers. Many forms of bacteria carry out chemosynthesis which makes them producers. Some fungi are called radioatrophs which also make them producers. Yet for the most part plants are producers.

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7y ago

Fungi do not make their own food so they are not producers. They are consumers because they consume another organism for food. Some are decomposers and break down the remains of dead plants and animals. Others are parasites or pathogens and live in or on other living organisms.

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16y ago

No, fungus are consumers that cannot eat or engulf food, so they live on or near their food supply. Many fungi feed on dead organic matter.

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9y ago

All fungi are not producers. As a matter of fact, fungi can only be classified as consumer or decomposers and not producers.

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11y ago

Fungi is not a producer. Fungi is actually a scavenger (decomposer).

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12y ago

No, fungi are heterotrophic organisms just like us. This means they depend on other organisms for food.

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2y ago

because the fungus is the basic element for the food chain and the fungus is the microscopic organism.

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15y ago

If fungi produce food yes if not no

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