are fungi aquatic or terrestrial
Classically, the following groups have been considered fungi: 1) slime molds have a feeding phase of the life cycle (the trophic phase) that are motile and lack cell walls. Food particles are ingested. 2) aquatic fungi have cell walls and absorb nutrients rather than ingest them.The sex cells and spores of aquatic fungi are motile (zoospores). Oomycetes (water molds) Chytridiomycetes (unicellular chytrids). 3) terrestrial fungi have cell walls and absorb nutrients rather than ingest them.The sex cells and spores are not motile (zoospores). Zygomycetes (e.g. black bread mold, animal dung fungi) Ascomycetes (e.g. cup fungi, truffles) Basidiomycetes (e.g. mushrooms or toadstools, puff balls, rusts, smuts).lassically, the following groups have been considered fungi: 1) slime molds have a feeding phase of the life cycle (the trophic phase) that are motile and lack cell walls. Food particles are ingested. 2) aquatic fungi have cell walls and absorb nutrients rather than ingest them.