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RMC7G266–Tough and woody mushroom toadstool puff ball Lycoperdon beneath Quercus robur Basidiomycetes Basidiomycota
RM2J8MBDK–King Alfred's Cake (Daldinia concentrica) also known as cramp balls, Woolhope Herefordshire England UK. February 2022
RF2JRM7BH–black and white, dark field microscopy inspired , abstract biomorphic watercolour and ink art specimens with a cellular bubble like structure
RMB073X2–Closeup of Caucasian Woman (40-50) Holding Black Diamond French Truffles and Glass of Wine USA
RFJDFAE2–Semi-abstract of roots and soil from an upturned container plant, connected by a dense, almost invisible fungal mycelium network.
RF2AKH493–Postia ptychogaster, known as the powderpuff bracket fungus, late stage of life cycle showing brown remains of chlamydospores
RM2AWJX18–Introduction to the study of fungi : their organography, classification, and distribution for the use of collectors . Fig. 64.—Crucibidum vulgare. After Greville. PUFF-BALL FUNGI—GASTROMYCETES 155. Fig. 65.—Lijcoperdun, withsterile base and columella. peridium (Fig. 65). This columella is only a continuation of thespongy base in Lycopcrdon, but in Diplodcrma it is hard andwoody. In some species of Gcasterthe columella is distinct and club-shaped, extending half-way up, withthe threads of the capillitium radiat-ing towards the periphery, De Baryhas described the complex peridiumof Geastcr in th
RF2KFJ8M0–3D image of Methylchloroisothiazolinone skeletal formula - molecular chemical structure of Chloromethylisothiazolone isolated on white background
RMCB4P54–Tough and woody mushroom toadstool puff ball Lycoperdon beneath Quercus robur Basidiomycetes Basidiomycota
RF2JRM7BP–fine art black, gold, white, copper, dark field microscopy inspired , Abstract biomorphic watercolour and ink specimens with a cellular like structure
RMB072DC–Closeup of Caucasian Woman Preparing Black Diamond Truffles Sandwich with Sourdough Bread USA
RFMB8N43–Calvatia cyathiformis. A Purple Spored Puffball mushroom found in the mountains of Granite County, Montana.
RF2BEKWTF–Postia ptychogaster, known as the powderpuff bracket fungus, late stage of life cycle showing brown remains of chlamydospores
RF2JK4TBK–3D image of gamma-L-Glutamyl-L-cysteine skeletal formula - molecular chemical structure of metabolite isolated on white background
RF2C15CJM–Common puffball mushroom - Lycoperdon perlatum - growing in green grass moss close up. Edible mushroom.
RFR05JRD–Giant puffball, Calvatia gigantea, syn. Langermannia gigantea, Lycoperdon gigantea, Bavaria, Germany, Europe
RMCB4P9D–Tough and woody mushroom toadstool puff ball Lycoperdon beneath Quercus robur Basidiomycetes Basidiomycota
RF2JRM7BN–black, gold, white, dark field microscopy inspired , Abstract biomorphic watercolour and ink specimens with a cellular bubble like structure
RF2CG0TJ2–Immature fruiting bodies of Daldinia concentrica fungus with common names including King Alfreds cakes, cramp balls, and coal fungus
RM2GAJ989–Lycoperdon bovista, Clitopilus orcella, Craterellus cornucopioides & Cantharellus cibarius in Mordecai Cooke's 'Edible & Poisonous Mushrooms' 1894
RM2AN4GP7–Lycoperdon perlatum. Gem-Studded Puffball. Small, pear-shaped puffballs growing amongst the moss, in a wooded area near Bull lake, South of Troy, Mont
RMBWTJKG–Amongst Autumn Bodies Britain British Citrinum Close Common Dorset Earth Ball Earth Balls England English Europe European
RF2C15CWG–Common puffball mushroom - Lycoperdon perlatum - growing in green grass moss close up. Edible mushroom.
RM2H46AM8–Eight fungi, including the fly agaric, chanterelle, Boletus edulis, field mushroom, puff ball, morel, dry-rot and ergot. Chromolithograph.
RMC7G265–Tough and woody mushroom toadstool puff ball Lycoperdon beneath Quercus robur Basidiomycetes Basidiomycota
RMBEM5BG–Common earthball fungi / Pigskin poison puffballs (Scleroderma citrinum / Scleroderma aurantium)
RFD9WG34–person dressed in a bio hazard protective suit making a halt gesture with one hand and holding a disco ball in the other in front of a confinement tent
RMB072DT–Closeup of Caucasian Woman Preparing Black Diamond Truffles Sandwich with Sourdough Bread USA
RM2AP3X6X–Reticularia lycoperdon. False Puffball white slime mold growing on a burnt stump, above Upper Willow Creek, near Scotchmans Gulch, in Granite County,
RF2RMH7PE–Common puffball (L.Scleroderma citrinum). A small colony of inedible puffball mushrooms in late August
RMBWTJKK–Amongst Autumn Bodies Britain British Citrinum Close Up Close Common Dead Dorset Earth Ball Earth Balls England English Europe
RF2C15CNM–Common puffball mushroom - Lycoperdon perlatum - growing in green grass moss close up. Edible mushroom.
RMCB4PD6–Tough and woody mushroom toadstool puff ball Lycoperdon beneath Quercus robur Basidiomycetes Basidiomycota
RMBEN809–Common earthball fungi / Pigskin poison puffball (Scleroderma citrinum / Scleroderma aurantium) breaks up to release the spores
RF2HCTRX8–Toadstool - Scleroderma citrinum (Sclerodermataceae) yellow potato bovists in the forests.
RMB073YH–Closeup of Caucasian Woman (40-50) Holding Black Diamond French Truffles and Glass of Wine USA
RM2AMKCDR–Lycoperdon pyriforme, pear-shaped puffball, stump puffballs growing on wood mulch in a wooded area above bull lake, in Lincoln County, Montana Lycope
RF2FYTNEN–Common puffball mushroom in the alpine meadows of the North Caucasus. Snow-capped peaks are visible in the background
RMAMH69X–Hydnum repandum clavaria coralloides amethystina pear shaped puff ball puffball lycoperdon plumbeum Hedgehog mushroom basidiomy
RF2C15CP5–Common puffball mushroom - Lycoperdon perlatum - growing in green grass moss close up. Edible mushroom.
RF2KF1PEF–selective focus of an earth ball (Scleroderma citrinum) on a forest floor with blurred background
RMCB4PW0–Tough and woody mushroom toadstool puff ball Lycoperdon beneath Quercus robur Basidiomycetes Basidiomycota
RM2CDFDWK–. Introduction to the study of fungi, their organography, classification, and distribution for the use of collectors . Fig. 64.—Ciucibuluni tubjait. Aftei Greville PUFF-BALL FUNGI—GASTROMYCETES 155. Fi(i. 65.—Lycuperdon, withsterile base and columella. peridium (Fig. 65). This columella is only a continuation of thespongy base in Lycoperdon, but in Diplodcrma it is hard andwoody. In some species of Geasfprthe columella is distinct and club-shaped, extending half-way up, withthe threads of the capillitium radiat-ing towards the periphery. De B<iiyhas described the complex peridiumof Geaster
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