Plasmogamy is the fusing of the cytoplasms of + and - type gametes.

Plasmogamy

Fungi reproduce sexually through either cross or self fertilization producing "+" type and "-" type gametes

Fungi may exhibit sexual or asexual reproduction 

Reproduction of Fungi

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There are four ways that fungi can produce asexually: 
- Mitosis
- Mitosis with budding
- Fragmentation of hyphae 
- Asexual spores by mitosis

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