What have the ability to form spores

Spores are highly resistant structures formed in response to adverse conditions and once formed they have no metabolic activity and can remain dormant for years.
Two kinds of organisms form spores, namely bacteria and fungi.
Bacteria form spores  basically for survival. Fungi  on the other hand form spores for reproduction and these are either sexual or asexual in nature.
Examples of fungal sexual spores are zygospores, ascospores and basidiospores. Examples of fungal  asexual spores (collectively known as conidia) are arthrospores, chlamydospores and blastospores.

The proton has a positive charge while the neutron has no charge they both make up the nucleus of the atom while the elections have a negative charge and surround the nucleus of the atom. the protons and electrons are used to calculate the atom's mass whereas the neutrons don't affect the mass