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Why are fungi unable to grow in dry areas?

A. They have very little surface area for absorption.
B. They have no aboveground reproductive structures.
C. They cannot trap and hold moisture in their filaments.
D. They are not angiosperms and have no roots.



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Final answer:

Fungi cannot grow in dry areas due to their inability to trap and hold moisture in their filaments.


Explanation:

Fungi are unable to grow in dry areas primarily because they cannot trap and hold moisture in their filaments. Unlike vascular plants that have evolved structures for transporting water, minerals, and nutrients, fungi lack these mechanisms, making them dependent on moisture for growth and survival.


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