Asexual reproduction in fungi occurs through sporangiospores, conidiospores, budding (in yeast), and fragmentation.
Fungi reproduce asexually via sporangiospores (inside sporangia), conidiospores (externally on conidiophores), budding (yeast), and fragmentation.
| Front | Methods of asexual reproduction in fungi |
|---|---|
| Back | Sporangiospores: produced inside spherical sacs (sporangia) present on the tips of sporangiophores. Conidiospores: produced externally as "a cluster of chains" on the tips of conidiophores. Budding: only shown by yeast Fragmentation: through regeneration |
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