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Fungi are in biology one of the 4 kingdoms of multi-celled based life. It is difficult to define exactly which organisms are fungi, as they are and are neither plants nor animals. For example:
- animallike properties: they eat, but digest (have digested) their food outside their body
- plantlike properties: they propagate with spores; their cellwands are hard, but made of chitine rather than cellulose
- nonlike properties: they do not have a compact body, but grow threadlike shapes, (mycelium).
The kingdom of celled living creatures
fatuʻi vahe- fungi (Latin: fungi)
- animals (animalia)
- plants (plantae)
- 'other' organisms, most single cell (protista)
Other organisms without distinct cells: bacteria, viruses, and so forth.
