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the life cycle of a mushroom. In your own words what is happening.
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- a mature mushroom drops spores then the spores fall on the ground and start to germinate. when they reach maturity they meet compatible spores and then mycelium originates ,after that comes pinheads originate hence primordia formation and growth of the mushroom ending up in maturity and also drops its spores and circle completed
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