How do sac fungi reproduce?

The sac fungi have a sexual reproduction phase of their life cycles. In the first step of this process, compatible hyphae fuse together by one of several different methods. Second, the nuclei from the different hyphae move together into one cell to form a dikaryon, a cell with two haploid nuclei. Third, several cell divisions occur, resulting in several cells with two different haploid nuclei per cell. Fourth, nuclear fusion of the two haploid nuclei occurs in one of these cells, the ascus  mother cell. Fifth, the ascus mother cell develops into an ascus. Then, meiosis occurs in the diploid cells and, depending on the species, four or eight haploid ascospores form inside the ascus.

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