1. What's the primary way that fungi spread and reproduce on Earth?
2. What's the role of mycorrhizae in plants? What kind of relationship is this?
3. What are the three main substances that fungi are able to turn into usable forms for other organisms?
4. What's one way that fungi help to maintain homeostasis in ecosystems?
5. Why is it helpful that fungi attack and kill other parasitic organisms?

1. The primary way that fungi reproduce and spread their species on Earth is through spores. These spores are carried by the wind or by other organisms.

2. The role of mycorrhizae in plants is that they live in the roots of plants and turn unusable matter into minerals and water for the plants. The plants also provide energy and a place for the mycorrhiza to live.

3. The three main substances that fungi convert into usable forms for other organisms are phosphorus, nitrogen, and carbon.

4. Fungi break down organic matter and convert it into usable nutrients.

5. It's helpful that fungi attack and kill other organisms that are parasitic because these parasitic organisms can wreak havoc on the ecosystem. The fungi help to protect other species and populations by controlling and curbing the growth of the parasitic organism.

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