Which plant structure is MOST like the hyphae of fungi?

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Answer:On the outside, plants and fungi look similar. The flowering bodies of both types of organisms don’t move. Fungi can grow in a variety of places, including soil, animal bodies, water or plants. When most people think of fungi they think of common mushrooms, which look similar to plants growing out of the soil. In addition, fungal "hyphae," which are long, thread-like structures, resemble the roots of plants.

Explanation:

Paraphin [41]3 years ago

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Answer:

The roots as they absorb water and nutrients.

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