Choose ALL of the following correct answers. Slime and water molds are not considered fungi. They are considered fungi-like protists because. 000 They photosynthesize. They have a mobile phase in their life cycle. They are not heterotrophs. Their cell walls are made out of cellulose, not chitin. Their DNA is more closely related to protists.

Choose ALL of the following correct answers. Slime and water molds are not considered fungi. They are considered fungi-like protists because. 000 They photosynthesize. They have a mobile phase in their life cycle. They are not heterotrophs. Their cell walls are made out of cellulose, not chitin. Their DNA is more closely related to protists.

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