Answer:
Asexual reproduction occurs in fungi by budding, spore formation and fragmentation.
sexual reproduction occurs in fungi by fusion of two gametes to produce a zygospore.
Explanation:
Fungi reproduces both sexually and asexually in-other to allow them adapt to any environmental conditions.
ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION
Almost all fungi reproduce asexually by spore formation. a single parent fungi produces spores that are genetically identical to itself. the spore produced can then develop into new fungi without fertilization.
SEXUAL REPRODUCTION
Sexual reproduction in fungi occurs when two haploid gamete fuse together to produce a Zygospore. zygospore is always genetically different from parent.
Not knowing what the choice of conditions is, I would say that it would be very damp conditions on land, and if the plant photosynthesises it would be good because of 'purer' sunlight. but if show what the choice of conditions are I can give you a more accurate answer (hopefully)
The object that has the same shape as a DNA molecule is ladder.
These are the codons...they are read from the mRNA in the ribosome.
It would die after harmful substances entered the cell. This would happen because it would burst due to over-bulging.
