What are fungi?

Answer 1

In Biology there are six or five kingdoms (kingdom is a taxonomic rank) and Fungus is one of them. Fungi are eukaryotic organisms that includes both micro and macro organisms. This kingdom gets separate from plants, animals and bacteria ,one such difference is fungi cells have cell walls that contain chitin, but in plant cell wall it is cellulose. Fungi lack chloroplasts. They are heterotrophic (use organic carbon for growth).

Answer 2

FUNGI:

• eukaryotes= their genetic material was enclosed by special envelope, that was called nuclear membrane.
• they may multicellular (mushrooms) or unicellular (yeast).
• have cell walls composed of chitin.
• typical fungi was called molds, form visible masses that called mycelia.
• mycelia always found in bread and fruits, it composed of long filaments that called hyphae.
• hyphae: long filaments that branch and interwine
• sexually or asexually
• obtain nourishment by absorb solutions of organic material from their environment.
• organisms called slime molds have characteristics of both fungi and amoebas.

Answer 3

Fungi are a diverse group of organisms that are not plants, animals, or bacteria. They obtain nutrients through absorption, breaking down organic matter in their environment. They play important roles in ecosystems as decomposers, parasites, and mutualistic partners with other organisms.

Answer 4

fungies are type of germs from food and soil. It also live in dead plants and dead animals even ling humans if they are do not wash their body