How do fungi reproduce?

There are about 250 thousand kinds of fungi in the world. In life, it can be seen everywhere. Delicious mushrooms and fungus; Yeast for fermentation; Penicillium producing penicillin; There are also medicinal poria cocos and Cordyceps sinensis, both of which are fungi. They are huge in number and reproduce very fast. Say the quantity first! You will be surprised to hear that. Fungi spread through spores. The fruiting body of the tongue can produce 546 billion spores and release 30 billion spores every day, which can last for 6 months. Coprinus pubescens can produce 5.24 billion spores; The fruiting body of Macropora latifolia can produce 3,574.38 million spores. How impressive! They spread spores and each has its own "coup". The big horse growing on the grassland looks like a big ball. It rolls with the wind and spreads spores while rolling. The spores of the ghost pen and the straw prism are sticky, and they can also emit a stench, attracting insects to lick, and the spores stick to the insects and "fly" into the distance. Ascomycetes of Ascomycetes will "emit". When the spores mature, the pressure in the ascus increases sharply, and the ascus expands more and more. Finally, the spores break through the top of the ascocarp and shoot into the distance like bullets. The champion of fungus sporulation is Echinococcus. Its thallus is only 2 mm, but it can completely emit a small bag containing spores, with a diameter of 1 mm and a height of 4 meters. There are many ways for fungi to spread spores. Some were released at one time, some for several months, some "flew" into the sky, and some drifted away with the wind and water.