How does Fungi exchange gas?

Fungi exchange gases primarily through structures called hyphae, which are thin, thread-like filaments that make up their mycelium. Gas exchange occurs via diffusion through the cell walls of these hyphae, allowing oxygen to enter and carbon dioxide to exit. Additionally, some fungi may utilize specialized structures, like fruiting bodies, to facilitate gas exchange more efficiently. Overall, this process is essential for their respiration and metabolic functions.