The answer is a production of spores which are used for
reproduction.
<span>In fungi, the fruiting body contains spores, which are the
fungi's reproduction units. Spores are released by wind, rain, or animals. Once
they land on an adequate surface they grow into hyphae, and eventually form a
mycelium. The mycelium can later develop into the fruiting body and, thus, the
cycle is repeated.</span>
The role of a fungus’s fruiting body is to produce spores so that they hopefully land and become sussful .This fruiting body only develops
as part of the sexual phase of the fungal life cycle for spore production. <span> S</span>pores are formed after asexual reproduction. They release the spores into the thin air and <span>turn it to fungus</span> when they land. <span>
