Fungi exist as single cells or as branching networks of multicellular filaments. how does the structure of the filaments relate to their function?
a. their large surface area aids in nutrient absorption.
b. their large surface area aids in photosynthesis.
c. their high concentration of mitochondria aids in energy production. d. their long, branching structure fungi find a location to produce offspring

The correct option is A.Their large surface area aids in nutrient absorption.

Explanation:

The main parts of a fungi's body include long, branched hair-like projections called the filaments and an outer cell wall; chitin. The hair-like projections are also referred as hyphae. A complex group of filaments or hyphae is termed as mycelium.

As the filaments increase the surface area of fungi, their basic function is to absorb nutrients from external sources. Enzymes for nutrient absorption are released by the filaments on the substrate and hence the nutrients are absorbed.  

because it takes a tone of air pressure to crush it. But if you went into the deepest part of the ocean it would crush it like it was a bug.

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