Agaricus reproduces asexually by development of...
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Asexual Reproduction: It takes place by chlamydospores, that are formed rarely during unfavourable condition. Terminal or intercalary chlamydospores are developed on dikaryotic mycelium, which on germination during favourable condition produce dikaryotic mycelium.
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Agaricus reproduces asexually by development of Asexual Reproduction: It takes place by chlamydospores, that are formed rarely during unfavourable condition. Terminal or intercalary chlamydospores are developed on dikaryotic mycelium, which on germination during favourable condition produce dikaryotic mycelium.
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