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Funguslike protists absorb nutrients from dead and decaying matter like fungi, but contain centrioles and lack chitin cell walls. Slime molds play key roles in recycling organic material. Oomycetes thrive on decaying material in water and some parasitize plants, with all funguslike protists obtaining nutrients from non-living sources essential to decomposition.
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