Do fungi do photosynthesis?
Fungi don't do photosynthesis. Instead, they absorb nutrients from their surroundings, sort of like the folks who always bring Tupperware to your BBQ.
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No, fungi are more like scavengers. They feed on decomposing organic material and don't make their own food through photosynthesis. I used to grow mushrooms, and they are totally content without any sunlight!
Nope, fungi do not do photosynthesis. They get their food from breaking down organic matter. Think of them as nature's recyclers!
Hot take: Fungi simply can't handle the light like plants do鈥攖hey prefer to keep it dark and just munch on decaying stuff.
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