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Fungi reproduce by way of spores. They are not seeds, which are made of the combination of the male and female genetic material of the plant.
A spore is a cloned copy of the original host, which then grows like a little bud and is carried (usually by wind) to another location to grow. This has its upside (guaranteed to reproduce) and its down side (virtually no genetic evolution, and very easily destroyed by disease due to the inability to adapt).
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