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Why fungi are important for the ecosystems?

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Why fungi are important for the ecosystems?

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Because Fungi eat dead plant and animal material and they transform this materia into nutrients for producers.  Some plants need the help of fungi in the soil to get to certain nutrients

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Yes, because, fungi are one of the most important groups of organisms on the planet. Fungi play vital roles in the Earth. They are essential to the recycling of nutrients, because they are the most important decomposers of the complex components of plants and animals.

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Fungi grow the same way all living things do: by taking in nutrients ,processing them, and excreting waste products.

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Fungi are distributed around the world, particularly in the temperate and tropical regions.
Also fungi live  on land and in the water.
Most fungi  prefer a temperature range of 20 to 30 degrees, but there are some fungi that prefer moist locations, but again there are exceptions.

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The fungi take nutriens from the  dead animals, dead wood, and dead leaves.

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Fungi are living organisms. They are  more closely related to animals than to plants. Fungi are a decomposer. Whith out fungi the food chain brokes.  One type of fungi is mushrooms