Are all fungi producers?

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<span>Fungi are not producers. A producer "produces it's own food" or more specifically, it creates organic molecules from inorganic molecules using a nonliving energy source. </span>Fungi are consumers<span> because they "consume another organism for food" or more specifically they steal organic molecules from other living things. </span>

lbvjy [14]3 years ago

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No. Fungi are decomposers. A producer, makes its own food. A fungus does not make its own food, it breaks down nutrients from dead organisms to get a part of what it needs to survive. Which is why it is called a decomposer.

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