Fungi absorb nutrients directly from the living host cytoplasm are called:
Correct answer: C. Parasites
- A. Autotrophs
- B. Saprotrophs
- C. Parasites
- D. Predators
- E. Mutualists
Explanation
the correct option is "parasites." Parasitic fungi are organisms that obtain their nutrients by absorbing them directly from the living cytoplasm of a host organism. These fungi typically establish a parasitic relationship with the host, which may result in harm or disease for the host organism. Parasitic fungi have specialized structures, such as haustoria, which allow them to penetrate host tissues and extract nutrients for their own growth and reproduction.
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