mushrooms reproduce by producing seeds
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because They are non-vascular and reproduce via spores. But the above-ground portion that we think of as a mushroom is actually the equivalent of a fruiting structure, which is produced from underground strands called mycelium. Spores are most often dispersed from slits or tubes underneath the cap.
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Fungi, of course, don't utilize seeds to reproduce. They are non-vascular and reproduce via spores. But the above-ground portion that we think of as a mushroom is actually the equivalent of a fruiting structure, which are produced from underground strands called mycelium.
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