Think about nutritional adaptations of fungii. Look at the list below and pick the true, accurate statements. A. Most fungi are aerobic and grow on surfaces. B. Fungi can not grow in the presence of oxygen and are obligate anaerobes. C. Fungi can grow in environments where there is less water such as high sugar or salt concentration. D. Fungi can grow in more acidic environments than bacteria.

Think about nutritional adaptations of fungii. Look at the list below and pick the true, accurate statements. A. Most fungi are aerobic and grow on surfaces. B. Fungi can not grow in the presence of oxygen and are obligate anaerobes. C. Fungi can grow in environments where there is less water such as high sugar or salt concentration. D. Fungi can grow in more acidic environments than bacteria.

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	A.	Most fungi are aerobic and grow on surfaces.
	B.	Fungi can not grow in the presence of oxygen and are obligate anaerobes.
	C.	Fungi can grow in environments where there is less water such as high sugar or salt concentration.
	D.	Fungi can grow in more acidic environments than bacteria.