Basidiomycota 

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from the video, how do basidiomycetes fungi create their basidia?

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What would happen if hyphae grew from only one spore? Does it need hyphae of the opposite 'sex' to form mycelium by creating a 2-haploid nuclei?

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I’m confused. The first two opposite mating spores create the primary mycelium and are monokaryotic. I thought they were short lived and as soon as they find each other they create the secondary mycelium, which is all dikaryotic. From what I’m reading, the secondary mycelium will form a tissue that will become the basidiocarp (the fruiting body). Shouldn’t all the hyphae that form the mycelium in the mushroom be dikaryotic? In this video, you show that the hyphae from both mating types (the monokaryotic hyphae) and the dikaryotic hyphae after plasmogamy occurs are what the mushroom is constructed of. Can you shine some light on this please?

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Sir At the first the Hyphae are called Primary Mycelium ?? Sorry You know what am I trying to Say

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Sorry Sir But what is Basidium ??

Is it safe to say that all basidiomycetes produce septate hyphae? Or is that incorrect?

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