30 points classify the characteristics by whether they describe plants only, fungi only, or both plants and fungi. characteristics -may produce seeds -are heterotrophic -may have aseptate hyphae -can absorb nutrients from soil -may have rhizomes -can photosynthesize -have cell walls

Plants: produce seeds, can photosynthesize,  can absorb nutrient from soil, may have rhizomes.

Fungi: are heterotrophic, may have aseptate hyphae.

Both plants and fungi: have cell walls

Explanation:

Fungi is the kingdom that includes the heterotrophic organisms. They have cell wall made of chitin. Many thread like structures called as hyphae make the fungal body. Hyphae may or may not be divided by septa.

Plants are autotrophic and make their food through the process of photosynthesis. Some plants produce seeds as a means of reproduction. Plants have roots to absorb nutrients from soil. Rhizome refers to the underground stem that resembles root and serves the function of food storage and means of asexual reproduction.

Decomposers play a critical role in the flow of energy through an ecosystem. They break apart dead organisms into simpler inorganic materials, making nutrients available to primary producers.

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