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Bracket fungi polypore mushrooms on forest tree stump Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cluster of vibrant orange mushrooms growing on mossy tree trunk in a forest Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-up of Mold Growing on Organic Surface Royalty Free Stock Photo

Macro Shot of Mold Spores on Decomposing Surface Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fungus on the bark of a tree. Background or texture Royalty Free Stock Photo

Mold and fungus spores on a decomposing organic surface. Green, brown and white fluffy textures of mold. Macro. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Green, brown and white fluffy mold textures. Mold and fungus spores on decomposing organic surface. Microbiology. Macro Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bracket fungi colonizing dead tree stump in forest

Macro shot of white mold growth with fibrous mycelium structure Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tinder Fungus on Tree Trunk in Park, Close-Up Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-up view of mold mycelium and seeds on a decomposing organic surface, showing fibrous textures Royalty Free Stock Photo

Detailed macro view of mold mycelium and spore growth on clusters of dried seeds and plant surfaces Royalty Free Stock Photo

Detailed Brown Bracket Shelf Fungus with Transparent Background Clipping Path Royalty Free Stock Photo

potted button mushroom kit on windowsill, hand spritzing water Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bracket fungi colonizing dead tree stump in forest. A forest scene showing a dead stump with bracket fungi growing outward from its surface The fungi appear as layered shelf structures indicating natural decomposition and fungal activity in woodland context