The similarity of amanita and fern is manifested in the fact that they: a) heterotrophs

The similarity of amanita and fern is manifested in the fact that they: a) heterotrophs b) store glycogen c) have unlimited growth d) have mycelium

Amanita is a mushroom, and a fern belongs to the plant kingdom. What can they have in common? Most of the listed signs belong to the kingdom of the Mushrooms:

– the body of the fungus is called mycelium;

– store glycogen (this is a storage carbohydrate of animals and fungi, plants store starch);

– are heterotrophs, since they cannot, unlike plants, carry out the process of photosynthesis;

But both plants and mushrooms grow all their lives. This means that unrestricted growth is common to amanita and fern.