While they are not true fungi, they share some similarities, including the presence of a cell wall. However, the composition of their cell wall differs from that of true fungi.

Here's a breakdown:

* Fungus-like protists: Their cell wall is typically made of cellulose (like plants) or chitin (like some fungi), but it can also contain other materials like glucans and mannans.

* True fungi: Their cell wall is primarily made of chitin, a strong, flexible polysaccharide.

Therefore, while both fungus-like protists and fungi have cell walls, the specific components can vary.