You've come across a small, sessile organism sprouting from the ground. you're not sure if you've found a fungus or a plant. which of the following test could you determine this?

a.) identifying the presence of mitochondria
b.) chemically testing what the cell wall is made of
c.) identifying whether above-ground reproductive structures exist
d.) identifying whether reproduction occurs via spores

B) Chemically testing what the cell wall is made of

Explanation:

The cell wall of plants is composed of a structure made of cellulose, resistant and flexible that delimits the cell organelles in a plant cell, besides shaping and protecting against external pathogens.

Fungi, in turn, have a cell wall made of chitin (some have some cellulose in their cell wall as well), a polysaccharide considered the most abundant polymer, second only to cellulose. Chitin can also be found in arthropod carapace.

a- multicellular

b-eukaryotic

c-no cell wall

d-heterotrophic

e-autotrophic