For food, most plants use a particular substance through which water, minerals (absorbed by the ground) and carbon dioxide (absorbed by air) become starches needed for their development. This substance, which stained green leaves, chlorophyll is , and the process of transformation is photosynthesis.
However, there are some plants that have no chlorophyll and therefore can grow in the dark, for example mushrooms , That can grow in the caves, or truffles, underground.
These plants that lack chlorophyll and are not really need to feed, and take advantage of organic substances produced by other plants. So mushrooms grow in forests , using logs and tree roots.
Fungi are eukaryotic organisms that perform external digestion of food, secreting enzymes and absorbing then the dissolved molecules resulting from digestion. This f orm power called osmotrofia , which is similar to that which occurs in plants, But unlike those, taking nutrients are organic. Fungi are the primary decomposers of dead plant matter and animal in many ecosystems, and as such are commonly seen on decaying food.
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