In order for sexual reproduction to occur in fungi, which of the following must occur? hyphae of two different mating types fuse together budding occurs and creates new individuals hyphae break apart and create individuals from the fragments one haploid spore fertilizes another haploid spore to make a diploid fungi body
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Sexual reproduction in fungi involves the fusion of hyphae from two different mating types. So, the first option is correct. Show more…
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