why do fungi need to live in moist areas? A. they absorb water and nutrients through their filaments B. they are unable to photosynthesize C. they have a large surface area and dry out easily D. they can reproduce only asexually

B

Explanation:

they are heterotrophic. This means that they rely on food from their environment to obtain energy.

They play an important role in decomposition. Fungi help catabolism of complex organic matter into simple available inorganic forms. In other words they breakdown organic matter to obtain energy. This process of decomposition requires aerobic ambient and moisture therefore they are mostly found in moist habitats rich in detritus.

C They have a large surface area and dry out easily

Explanation:

a p e x

a and c are the answeres

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