In a fungus aggregated hyphae form a specialized spore producing organs called:

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Fruiting bodies are specialized spore-producing structures found in fungi. These structures are formed from aggregated hyphae and can take various forms such as mushrooms, puffballs, or brackets. The function of the fruiting body is to produce and release spores, which are essential for fungal reproduction. Mycelium, hyphae, and gills are different components of the fungal structure, but they do not specifically refer to the spore-producing structures. Sporophytes are structures found in some plants and algae, and not in fungi.

In a Fungus Aggregated Hyphae Form a Specialized Spore Producing