Which one is a coprophilous fungus?

✅Explanation:
-Coprophilous fungi grow and thrive on dung or animal excrement. Pilobolus is a classic example and has a unique adaptation for spore dispersal: it shoots its sporangia towards light, often landing on vegetation likely to be consumed by herbivores, which ensures the continuation of its life cycle.

📌Other Options Explanations:
-(a) Aspergillus niger: This fungus is a common saprophyte found on various substrates, including decaying vegetation, soil, and food.
-(c) Coprinus ligopus: This fungus, also known as the ink cap mushroom, is a saprophyte that decomposes dead plant material.
-(d) Botrytis cinerea: This fungus is a widespread plant pathogen causing gray mold on various crops.