Explain the contribution that fungi make to their environment.

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Fungi is a parasitise insect, can be extremely useful for controlling insect pests of corps. fungi can devastate potato corps that have been used to control colorado potato beetles. fungi also could control spittlebug, leaf hoppers and citrus rustmites. this the generally method that fungi contribution to make their environment.

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luda_lava [24]3 years ago

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Fungi are found in freshwater, terrestrial and marine environments. Fungi are also part of community of "decomposers". Decomposers break down dead plants and animals. Fungi main function in to transform organic matter into a form that can be utilized by other kind of decomposers, and then into food for plants.

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