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VIAGRAMAN | 20:30 Wed 08th Nov 2006 | Animals & Nature
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why arent mushrooms green
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Fungi (for example, mushrooms) don�t have chlorophyll, don�t produce food via photosynthesis, and aren�t green. Instead, they feed on mostly dead or decaying organic matter, like leaf litter. But then, fungi aren�t plants. They belong to their own kingdom (the Fungi Kingdom).

09:26 Thu 09th Nov 2006
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Hey that was interesting. Must admit I'd never actually wondered why they weren't green but when I read the Q I had to read the A.... Thanks x
18:48 Thu 09th Nov 2006

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