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Fungus With Gills In English Woodland Stock Image


Fungus with Gills in English Woodland Stock Photo
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Fungus with Gills in English Woodland #233138401
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Woodland fungus showing gills, found in Sussex woods in England.

Poisonous fungus in the grass. Mushroom hat with gills in a coniferous forest
Gills under cap of fungus in detail.
A shallow depth of field shot of a black ant exploring the gills of a white fungus mushroom growing on the bark of a tree. Above
View under a mushroom hood lying upside down on the forest ground with leafs, macro of underneath fungus cap showing the gills,
fungi gills taken from underneath the fungus

fungi gills taken from underneath the fungus
Amanita muscaria, commonly known as fly agar or fly amanita, is a poisonous mushroom. Fungus blades (lamellae,gills).

Amanita muscaria cap, commonly known as fly agar or fly amanita. Fungus blades (lamellae,gills) of the fungus.
Community pond with bolete fungus, wrinkled Leccinum or Leccinum rugosiceps stem, yellowish cap, gills growing on low grass of

Side view two bolete fungus, wrinkled Leccinum or Leccinum rugosiceps with stem, yellowish cap, gills growing on low grass of
Panorama view bolete fungus, wrinkled Leccinum or Leccinum rugosiceps with stem, yellowish cap, gills growing on low grass of

Side view two bolete fungus, wrinkled Leccinum or Leccinum rugosiceps with stem, yellowish cap, gills growing on low grass of
Two bolete fungus, wrinkled Leccinum or Leccinum rugosiceps with stem, yellowish caps and gills growing on low grass of
Top view bolete fungus, wrinkled Leccinum or Leccinum rugosiceps with stem, yellowish caps and gills growing on low grass of
Shaggy ink cap fungus (Coprinus comatus) in a meadow, the gills melting into black liquid filled with spores