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Mushroom is a Fungi while Seaweeds is an algae.

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What is difference between seaweed and mushroom?

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How are they difference of mushroom and seaweed?

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What features do a person an oak tree a mushroom an amoeba seaweed and a bacterium not have in common?

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What are the differences of seaweeds and mushroom?

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