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Some fungi exhibit sexual dimorphism, where the male and female structures look different. For example, in the pathogenic fungus Histoplasma capsulatum, the male structure (conidia) is asexual and tubular, while the female structure (microconidia) is smaller and oval-shaped. This dimorphism helps in the reproductive process and adaptation to different environments.

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