Fungus aren’t plants
Also this is what I found in the internet: „Ferns are plants. They look quite similar with lichens (e.g. Lobaria sp.) and like fungi, they bear spores underneath the fronds. However, ferns do not get nourishment from decaying matter ( some fungi species does) but undergoes photosynthesis like other plants.“
Answer:
the heavy one
Explanation:
the heavy one because heavy things and break things and the light one can't
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Lead (II) chloride+ potassium nitrate
PbCI2+KNO3(B)
