Hyphae

... some yeast like traits as far as the nuclear fission and budding, although they have some incredibly thick walls and there appears to be a lot of hyphae around as well, which could be some sort of interaction between different species. Any insight would help, as I've been trying to get more into ...

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The hyphae have much bigger mass than the mushrooms

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I don't think pulling mushrooms out of the ground has much effect on them, since like you said they have hyphae (="filaments") that grow under the ground. In many places the soil contains huge masses of fungal hyphae, so plucking few of the fruiting bodies does not ...

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It does appear to be an Aspergillus sp. Did you observe septate hyphae and can you describe the colony in more detail?

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... via pheromones, and she said no... Some fungi do emit pheromones but plants communicate more via carbohydrates in the root system and the hyphae of the fungus that connects one tree to another. I'd be interested in any other (credible) sources of research of this aim!

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