Fungi primarily reproduce asexually by the formation of:

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Fungi reproduce asexually primarily through the formation of spores, which are produced in large numbers in specialized structures like sporangia (in Rhizopus) or conidiophores (in Aspergillus). These spores are highly resistant and can be dispersed by wind, water, or animals. Some fungi, like yeast, also reproduce asexually by budding.

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