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living on or in the organism of another species, known as the host, and obtaining nutrients from its body.
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describes fungi or bacteria that get their food by absorbing minerals, sugar and moisture from living organisms (plant or animal host) on which they grow.
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Mushrooms that are parasitic consume the living tissues of other organisms, sometimes killing them in the process. Parasitism is fairly common among mushrooms, and is most famously demonstrated in Boletus parasiticus, which attacks the fungus Scleroderma citrinum. Other parasites include species of Hypomyces, which parasitize mushrooms, and the Honey Mushroom, which attacks trees and is a constant concern in forest management.
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