In terms of their ability to use various nitrogen sources, which location would be least useful to fungi? A) Ground where a dog just urinated (urine contains urea, ‎CH₄N₂O) B) Well-aerated soil lacking organic matter C) A dead animal carcass D) A compost pile E) A bathroom shower cleaned with household ammonia (NH₃)

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Fungi require organic matter to breakdown and use as a nitrogen source. Well-aerated soil lacking in organic matter would not provide enough nitrogen sources for fungi to thrive.

In Terms of Their Ability to Use Various Nitrogen Sources