Fungi can be differentiated from plants by the fact that _____.
A)fungi are all unicellular,plants are all multicellular
B)fungi do not have a cell wall,plants have a cell wall
C)fungi cannot photosynthesize,plants can photosynthesize
D)fungi are prokaryotic,plants are eukaryotic

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Fungi and plants both have cell walls, but fungi are heterotrophic and cannot carry out photosynthesis, while plants are autotrophic and carry out photosynthesis. Additionally, fungi are eukaryotic organisms, like plants. Option A and D are both incorrect as fungi can be both unicellular and multicellular, and they are eukaryotic, not prokaryotic. Option B is incorrect as both fungi and plants have cell walls.

Fungi Can Be Differentiated from Plants by the Fact That