Germination: Mycelia form. There are two mating types (+ and –). Mating type Dispersal and germination Mycelia (_n) - Mating type Process 2 Fusion between Cell division: Four + and – mating types results in formation of a dikaryotic mycelium. Sexual Reproduction basidiospores are formed. Basidium with four nuclei Ln) Process 1 Four haploid nuclei are formed in the basidium. Process 3 Under the right environmental conditions, a basidiocarp forms. Gills of the basidiocarp contain cells called basidia. Zygote Karyogamy: Basidia form Basidia diploid nuclei. Basidiocarp

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