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Anastasy [175]
2 years ago
6

What is the main function of fungus’s hyphae?

Biology
1 answer:
andre [41]2 years ago
6 0

The main function of fungus’s hyphae is the Absorption of nutrients by the fluttery filaments that make up multicellular fungi are called hyphae. As they consume resources from a food source, they release enzymes.

<h3>What are the fungal hyphae?</h3>

The fluttery filaments that make up multicellular fungi are called hyphae. As they consume resources from a food source, they release enzymes. Chitin makes up the rigid cell wall of hyphae. In pursuit of more food sources, they spread out from a tip and continue to expand.

The substrate is broken down by digestive enzymes secreted by the hyphae, which makes it simpler for the fungus to absorb the nutrients it contains. The fungus has a very wide surface area compared to its volume, which indicates that it is in close contact with its surroundings.

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