Fungi and plants resemble each other because they both
a. have cells surrounded by cell walls.
b. are typically heterotrophic.
c. often cause disease.
d. are composed of cells with two different nuclei.
e. have flagellated cells.
A; Both plant and fungal cells are surrounded by cell walls, although they have different compositions. Plants are typically autotrophic (choice b), and are not pathogenic (choice c). The two different nuclei are characteristic of heterokaryon fungal hyphae and are not found in plants. Neither fungi nor flowering plants have flagellated cells (choice e).
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