Despite both having a cell wall,this adaptation is NOT considered to have been inherited from a common ancestor of the fungi and plants because

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The fact that chitin, rather than cellulose, is the primary structural component of a fungal cell wall distinguishes it from the cell wall of plants, which are composed of cellulose. This suggests that the adaptation of a cell wall did not come from a shared ancestor, but rather evolved independently in fungi and plants.

Despite Both Having a Cell Wall,this Adaptation Is NOT Considered