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determine whether each of the following is a characteristic of a protist, fungus, or both. mycelium heterotrophic pseudopods contain cell walls with chitin fruiting body
Brief Explanations
- Mycelium: Fungi have a mycelium, which is a network of hyphae. Protists do not have mycelium.
- Heterotrophic: Both protists (e.g., animal - like protists) and fungi are heterotrophic. Protists can be heterotrophic by ingestion (in some cases) or absorption, and fungi are heterotrophic by absorption.
- Pseudopods: Pseudopods are characteristic of some protists (e.g., amoebas). Fungi do not have pseudopods.
- Contain cell walls with chitin: Fungal cell walls contain chitin. Protist cell walls (when present) do not have chitin (e.g., plant - like protists have cellulose in their cell walls in some cases).
- Fruiting body: Fruiting bodies are a characteristic of fungi (e.g., mushrooms are the fruiting bodies of certain fungi). Protists do not form fruiting bodies.
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- Mycelium: Fungi
- Heterotrophic: Both
- Pseudopods: Protists
- Contain cell walls with chitin: Fungi
- Fruiting body: Fungi