👉 Rhizotomies, in botany and entomology, are a group of fungi that produce their own food. These fungi have specialized structures called hyphae (mycelia) that allow them to absorb nutrients from plant roots. They can grow on a variety of surfaces, including soil, bark, and even the skin of plants. The term "rhizotomies" is often used in botany and entomology to describe fungi that produce their own food without
