Question

How do fungi mate with other fungi?

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

To mate, all a fungus has to do is bump up against another member of its species and let their cells fuse together. S. commune uses a special kind of structure called a clamp connection to do this, and it allows them to exchange their cell's nuclei, along with the genetic information inside

Answer 2

Actually, fungi usually produce spores that produce the offspring, basically fungi are mostly asexual reproducers.