Practice mode Agronomy

What are simple plant-like organisms that lack photosynthetic pigments called?

Correct answer B. Fungi

Explanation

Fungi have no chlorophyll, so they cannot photosynthesise and must obtain food from dead organic matter or living hosts, which is why they were once grouped as simple plants.

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