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Fungi do not produce their own food by
photosynthesis, like green plants do. Like animals they get their
food by digesting it from other living things. The body of a fungus
is a mass of tiny threads that grow through the material they are
feeding on (usually the body of a living or dead organism). At
certain times of the year they develop reproductive bodies such as
the well known toadstools. These produce tiny spores which can be
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Ferns grow mostly in damp, shady
places. More primitive than the flowering plants ferns reproduce by
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