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In basidiomycete fungi, where specifically do nuclei from parents combine to make offspring spores

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In basidiomycete fungi, the nuclei from parents combine in the BASIDIA to make offspring spores. Basidia are microscopic structures but they are generally produced on large fructifications known as fruit bodies.

A basidium is a sporangium localized on the hymenophore of the fruiting bodies in basidiomycete fungi.

In basidia, the nuclei of two parental strains fuse by karyogamy and then divide to reproduce basidiospores.

A basidium generally contains four sexual spores known as basidiospores.

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