What Does Basidiomycota Eat

The bastidiomycota help the plants obtain nutrients from the soil, and in return recieve sugars produced through photosynthesis. Bastidiomycota also form symbiotic relationships with insects.

How do basidiomycota get nutrients?

The bastidiomycota help the plants obtain nutrients from the soil, and in return recieve sugars produced through photosynthesis. Bastidiomycota also form symbiotic relationships with insects.

Are basidiomycetes Autotrophs?

No, Basidiomycetes are fungi, they are heterotrophs.

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