Why mushroom is not a plant?
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Mushrooms aren't really plants, they are types of fungi that have a "plantlike" form - with a stem and cap (they have cell walls as well). ... Mushrooms aren't plants because they don't make their own food (plants use photosynthesis to make food).
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