Question

How do fungi differ from plants?

Fungi are heterotrophic organisms but plants are not.

Fungi contain vascular tissues but plants do not.

Fungi have cell walls of cellulose but plants have walls of chitin.

Fungi are autotrophic organisms but plants are not.

@GOODMAN

Answer 1

So whats the question?

Answer 2

How do fungi differ from plants?

Answer 3

The options/answers to choose from are the other 4 sentences.

Answer 4

Oh, so its one of those options?

Answer 5

Multiple choice.

Answer 6

Option a is correct

Answer 7

Really?

Answer 8

I have another question.

Answer 9

Okay, so here is what i got.

Fungi have cell walls of cellulose but plants have walls of chitin.

That statement is the EXACT OPPOSITE of what its trying to say.
Its fungus that has chitin.

Answer 10

common, plants are autotrophs(can make their own food) and fungi are heterotrophs(cannot make their own food)

Answer 11

*Comm'on

Answer 12

Yes, agreed with i agree with Shivam, i was just gonna go through the whole questions and explain each choice.

Answer 13

Identify the fungus type pictured below.

Answer 14

the options are, Zygote fungi



Imperfect fungi

Sac fungi

Club fungi

Answer 15

Mushroom ofcourse

Answer 16

so.. what fungi would it be?

Answer 17

Yea, that what i thought too @shivam_bhalla
But i dont understand the answers that careless has given.

Answer 18

The options to choose from are

Zygote fungi

Imperfect fungi

Sac fungi

Club fungi

Answer 19

Mushrooms are club fungi

Answer 20

Are you 100 % positive?

Answer 21

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Are_mushrooms_a_sac_fungi

Answer 22

Describe the function of the structure pictured below.

Asexual reproduction

Spore production

Sexual reproduction

Water absorption

Answer 23

Looks like water absorption, but i cant be sure...

Answer 24

hmm...

Answer 25

Not sure But I feel it is asexual reproduction

Answer 26

Hmm.... Should I guess?

Answer 27

Go with @GOODMAN 's guess. I am relatively inexperienced in identification :P

Answer 28

walit @blues will certainly help

Answer 29

*wait

Answer 30

Well, i cannot be sure too, i mean, it looked like it, im not so familiar with this concept, i just knew about the kingdoms.

Answer 31

I'll guess. :/

Answer 32

Ok :D

Answer 33

Which scenario describes a mutually beneficial relationship with fungi in an ecosystem?

Fungus growing inside an anthill

Fungus growing on the leaves of plants

Fungus used as food for human consumption

Fungus used to make medications for humans

Answer 34

One of options A or D

Answer 35

I have to go now, but good luck :D

Answer 36

Same here. Bio is not my forte. :P Just came her for a change :P