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Asexual reproduction in mushrooms occurs when the formed haploid cells in sexual reproduction cannot find a suitable partner to continue the life cycle with. The cell will continuously clone itself until it can find another haploid cell to join with. This can take place through the ground, by wind, and by water.[http://suite101.com/article/the-reproductive-life-cycle-of-a-mushroom-a114504] | Asexual reproduction in mushrooms occurs when the formed haploid cells in sexual reproduction cannot find a suitable partner to continue the life cycle with. The cell will continuously clone itself until it can find another haploid cell to join with. This can take place through the ground, by wind, and by water.[http://suite101.com/article/the-reproductive-life-cycle-of-a-mushroom-a114504] | ||
<ref>Coila, Bridget. [http://suite101.com/article/the-reproductive-life-cycle-of-a-mushroom-a114504 The Reproductive Life Cycle of a Mushroom] ''Suite101''. Web. May 3, 2009 (Date-of-Publication). </ref> | |||
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