Do fungal fruiting bodies have different structural forms?

Often the body of fungi is not noticed until it forms a fruiting body. Some fungi take on different shapes, depending on their environmental conditions.

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And another question, who produce large fleshy and edible fruiting bodies?

Fungi produce the fleshy, large and edible fruiting bodies. In respect to this, how do fruiting bodies form? Spores are released from the fungus fruit body by wind, rain and sometimes with the help of animals! When spores land on a suitable surface they grow (germinate) to make the fine threads called hyphae which eventually overlap to form mycelium.

Keeping this in consideration, what are asexual fruiting bodies?

Finally, asexual spores can be formed within structures that are called conidioma. These structures resemble fruiting bodies that form sexual spores. The acervulus is a flat layer of fungal hyphae that forms conidia and often is immersed in the tissue of the plant host. Keeping this in consideration, in what way is a mushroom similar to a flower? Mushrooms aren't really plants, they are types of fungi that have a "plantlike" form - with a stem and cap (they have cell walls as well). This is really just the "flower or fruit" of the mushroom - the reproductive part which disperses the spores.

Can mycelium eat plastic?

The mycelium of Pestalotiopsis microspora can eat plastic products as its primary food source and survives without air or light. This makes it the perfect mushroom for cleaning up plastic pollution.