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Mycorrhizae: 
It is a type of symbiotic relationship and is seen between roots of plants growing in soil and certain fungi. The plant provide enzymes to the fungus. These enzymes digest carbohydrates in the leaf litter. And in turn, fungus pass mineral ions from the soil o the plant.
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Mycorrhizae: 
It is a type of symbiotic relationship and is seen between roots of plants growing in soil and certain fungi. The plant provide enzymes to the fungus. These enzymes digest carbohydrates in the leaf litter. And in turn, fungus pass mineral ions from the soil o the plant.
Hope it helps...

Enzymes for the digestion of Carbohydrates.

Enzymes for the digestion of <a href="https://socratic.org/biology/molecular-biology-basics/carbohydrates">Carbohydrates</a>.

Clara Atchley

The plant provides the fungus with carbohydrates produced through photosynthesis. In return, the fungus aids in nutrient absorption, especially phosphorus and other minerals, enhancing the plant's nutrient uptake.