Lesson: Chapter 13 — The Living World
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Why are fungi heterotrophic?
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Because they have no chlorophyll. So they cannot make food by photosynthesis, and most live as saprophytes.
Having no cell wall is wrong — a fungus has one, made of chitin. What it lacks is chlorophyll.
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