How does a mushroom reproduce?

A.
It divides into acorns.

B.
It produces spores.

C.
It splits in two.

D.
It forms buds. d?

Question

How does a mushroom reproduce?
 
 A.
It divides into acorns.
 
 B.
It produces spores.
 
 C.
It splits in two.
 
 D.
It forms buds. d?

bohotness · Answer

@Secret-Ninja

secret-ninja · Answer

Acorns are from trees, and buds are from flowering plants, and mushrooms don't have flowers nor are they a species of tree. If it were to split in two, it would die, and that wouldn't really help when it comes to reproducing. B is correct. "Mushrooms reproduce by releasing spores. The spores will send out a tendril to find another spore. When they find each other they mate by what is known as the hook and clamp method. A tiny pipe is opened by the tendrils and genetic information is exchanged." https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20120404174819AAnUmqi