The following are ecological roles of fungi in nature EXCEPT
A) forming mycorrhizae that extend the root systems of plants and assimilate phosphorus.
B) nitrogen fixation in legume nodules.
C) recycling biomass of wood and leaves.
D) digestion of lignin, a component of wood.
E) fermentation of plant materials in the digestive tract of ruminants.

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While some bacteria and plants are involved in nitrogen fixation, fungi are not known to have this ecological role.

The Following Are Ecological Roles of Fungi in Nature EXCEPT