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Rotting due to humidity and growth of molds wooden roof structures. Wood roof construction damaged of black fungus

Rotting due to humidity and growth of molds wooden roof
The remains of an old tree rotting in the forest
Rotting and separating wooden handrail where it meets the newel on this outdoor residential staircase
Fungi forming circles in damp grass feed on rotting grass, leaves or wood. Humidity is essential for their growth; tips, bulbs or
Fungi forming circles in damp grass feed on rotting grass, leaves or wood. Humidity is essential for their growth; tips, bulbs or

Pot with a flower covered with mold. High humidity in the soil of a home plant. Close-up of white spores of the fungus. Too much
Pot with a flower covered with mold. High humidity in the soil of a home plant. Close-up of white spores of the fungus. Too much

Old Wall with Moldy Peeling White Painting from Humidity
a small fungus that grows on rotting wood

Cactus rot due to excess of water
Ceiling damage, peeling paint of a rotting wet drywall surface in a room with humidity
Beauty in rotting wood
Mold has formed on the surface of the oak stump due to humidity and heat, favorable conditions for the appearance and
Mollisia cinerea, the Common Grey Disco, is a wood-rotting cup fungus most frequently found on dead hardwood