Answer: they produce spores
Contains hyphae
Contains a fruiting body
Explanation:
Fungi are eukaryotic plants that do not contain chlorophyll.they may be multicellular of Unicellular.due to their lack of chlorophyll, they do not undergo photosynthesis, rather they feed on dead and decaying matter. They also lack true roots , stems and leaves.
Fungi usually possesses tubular, threadlike filaments called hyphae. These hyphae may combine to form a compact mass called mycellium.
Fungi may reproduce by means of spores. Commonly known fungi include mushrooms and yeast.
Fungi are able to attach to the substrate by using rhizoids.
Fungi do not possess pseudopods. Amoeba possess pseudopods, which they use for movement.
