Question

Why are mushrooms important to the food chain?

Answer 1

Mushrooms are important to the food chain because the mushrooms recycles the nutrients which make important in the ecosystem.
It breaks down and decompose dead animal and plants.

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Answer 2

Mushroom recycles the nutrients which make them important in the ecosystem. Mushrooms are fungi typically produced above the grounds. Fungi has an important role in the ecosystem. It breaks down and decompose dead animal and plants. They also produce food entry vital for other living things. Mushrooms play an important role in the environment, breaking down logs, leaves, stems, and other organic matter in the forest to recycle essential nutrients. Many are vital to the growth and survival of trees. They form a symbiotic (mutually beneficial) relationship, with the trees giving mushrooms glucose and mushrooms providing trees with essential minerals. Not all mushrooms grow on wood, though. Some grow from the ground, feeding on humus and organic materials in the soil. Please mark me as brainliest... I really need it rn lol. HOPE THIS HLEPED BTW