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A fragmospore is a type of reproductive spore produced by certain fungi, particularly within the group of ascomycetes. Unlike typical spores, fragmospores are formed through fragmentation of the mycelium, resulting in segments that can develop into new fungal individuals. This method of reproduction allows for rapid colonization of substrates and can enhance survival in varying environmental conditions.
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