Members of which phylum produce a club-shaped structure that contains spores?
chytridiomycota
basidiomycota
glomeromycota
ascomycota

Basidiomycota

Explanation:

The basidiomycetes group is the group of fungi that gathers the representatives with the highest degree of structural complexity. Although fungi do not form true tissues, most species form macroscopic fruit with specialized hyphae organized in pseudotexes.

Basidiomycetes form basidia, which are club-like cylindrical structures responsible for the production of basidiospores, spores of this group. There are two other important features to identify these fungi, the presence of a septum in the hyphae, whose structure is complex and the formation of loops, projections that connect one hypha to another.