In addition to absence of chlorophyll, what is the other difference between fungi and higher plants?
a)
Type of nutrition and composition of cell wall
b)
Cell type
c)
Nucleus
d)
Reproduction
In addition to absence of chlorophyll, what is the other difference between fungi and higher plants?
a)
Type of nutrition and composition of cell wall
b)
Cell type
c)
Nucleus
d)
Reproduction
Question ID - 61 | SaraNextGen Answer
In addition to absence of chlorophyll, what is the other difference between fungi and higher plants?
a)
Type of nutrition and composition of cell wall
b)
Cell type
c)
Nucleus
d)
Reproduction
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In addition to absence of chlorophyll, what is the other difference between fungi and higher plants? |
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a) |
Type of nutrition and composition of cell wall |
b) |
Cell type |
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c) |
Nucleus |
d) |
Reproduction |
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Fungi are very large and divergent group of organisms. They lack chlorophyll, therefore, heterotrophic in nature. Their cell wall is formed of chitin (fungus cellulose).
