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Branch coral fungus Stock Photos and Images
RFS40190–Strict-branch coral fungus (Samaria stricta) Growing in a pine forest near Winchester Hampshire United Kingdom
RF2MEAGKH–Coral spot, Nectria cinnabarina, orange-red by-fruit form on a branch. A plant pathogen, that causes cankers on broadleaf trees. A polycyclic disease.
RF2HEYG7N–Small button shaped brightly coloured orange fruiting structures of Coral spot on the dead branch of a Birch
RM2E1MM91–Orange spots caused by Coral Spot fungus disease, Nectria cinnabarina, tree branch in winter, UK
RMK1TW60–Strict-branch coral / upright coral (Ramaria stricta / Clavaria stricta) on the forest floor
RMEYYH8H–Upright Coral, strict-branch coral (Ramaria stricta, Clavariella condensata, Clavariella stricta), on dead wood in a beech forest, Germany
RF2PR5BTY–Upright Coral Fungus (Ramaria stricta) growing at the base of a berberis bush stem in shrubbery in public park, Edinburgh, Scotland
RMDWWJTG–Coral spot fungus (Nectria cinnabarina) growing on a dead branch at Aysgarth in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. December.
RM2KANHJ9–Ramaria stricta, upright coral fungus, growing in beech woods in Surrey, England, UK, during autumn
RF2MDW3BJ–Coral spot, Nectria cinnabarina, on a branch, macro, from above, over black. Plant pathogen that causes cankers on broadleaf trees. Weak parasite.
RMEWFNBE–Upright Coral, strict-branch coral, Steife Koralle, Ramaria stricta, Clavariella condensata, Clavariella stricta
RFS47BG1–strict-branch coral (Samaria stricta) Growing in a pine forest near Winchester Hampshire United Kingdom
RMK1TW5T–Strict-branch coral / upright coral (Ramaria stricta / Clavaria stricta) on the forest floor
RF2PR5BPY–Upright Coral Fungus (Ramaria stricta) growing at the base of a berberis bush stem in shrubbery in public park, Edinburgh, Scotland
RMEWFNBD–Upright Coral, strict-branch coral, Steife Koralle, Ramaria stricta, Clavariella condensata, Clavariella stricta
RF2BRG9DY–Fresh and rotten mandarins. Spoiled tangerines with green mold and fungus on paper and a ripe fresh one on a rock with a green branch with leaves on coral background.
RM2DWTK56–Close-up of cut branch with coral-pink coloured pustules from coral spot, a tree disease caused by the fungus Nectria cinnabarina..
RF2K96BX7–Ramaria cf stricta (strict-branch coral) has a cosmopolitan distribution growing on dead wood.
RMK1TW5W–Strict-branch coral / upright coral (Ramaria stricta / Clavaria stricta) on the forest floor
RM2N2NM9B–Upright Coral fungus, Ramaria stricta (Ramariaceae) growing in woodland at Dinmore Herefordshire UK. November 2021
RF2PR5BW7–Upright Coral Fungus (Ramaria stricta) growing at the base of a berberis bush stem in shrubbery in public park, Edinburgh, Scotland
RF2D8BYJR–Two groups of crown-tipped mushrooms or artomyces pyxidatus growing on a partly decayed branch in wet, heavy woodland.
RF2PR5AY6–Stinking Earthfan (Thelephora palmata) growing on wood chippings on pathway through Scots pinewood, Inverness-shire, Scotland, July 2018
RF2G0Y3GC–Tree branches covered with orange spots caused Coral Spot fungus disease (Nectria cinnabarina)
RM2DWTK52–Cut wooden branch displaying nectria cinnabarina - coral spot - a UK tree fungal disease with coral-pink spots or pustules on the branch bark.
RF2K96BWK–Ramaria cf stricta (strict-branch coral) has a cosmopolitan distribution growing on dead wood.
RF2D6AH6J–Strict-branch coral (Ramaria stricta) a coral fungus of the family Gomphaceae in a Dutch garden in Autumn. Netherlands, October
RM2JTCC5R–Coral Mushroom (Clavulina cristata) perhaps parasitized by Helminthosphaeria clavariarum giving the gray color - near Pisgah National Forest, Brevard,
RM2FKE0FG–Coral Spot Fungus in a dead branch - orange fruiting bodies of the Coral Spot (Nectria cinnabarina) grow in their hundreds mainly on small dead twigs
RF2G0Y3HF–Tree disease. Orange spots caused Coral Spot disease (Nectria cinnabarina) on a tree trunk close up
RM2DWTK57–Close-up coral spot disease, nectria cinnabarina, on wooden branch covered in pink-coral pustules from the Saprophytic fungi.
RMGDBP85–Coral, (Ramaria stricta), Aquarium, Baska Island Krk, Croatia, Kvarner Gulf, Adria, Croatia
RF2D6AH7F–Holding a Strict-branch coral (Ramaria stricta) a coral fungus of the family Gomphaceae in a Dutch garden in Autumn. Netherlands, October
RF2K4AWGD–Flattish coral Fruiting bodies with many stalk-like yellowish-ochre branches next to each other in needle litter
RM2KYRP5F–Stiff coral many fruiting bodies with many ochre-yellow branches on tree trunk with green moss
RM2JTCC60–Coral Mushroom (Clavulina cristata) perhaps parasitized by Helminthosphaeria clavariarum giving the gray color - near Pisgah National Forest, Brevard,
RF2K4AWJ6–Flattrige Koralle three fruiting bodies with many stalk-like yellowish-ochre branches next to each other in needle litter
RM2PFK68G–Coral spot fungus (Nectria cinnabarina) fruiting body growing on a sycamore maple (Acer pseudoplatanus) branch, Powys, Wales, United Kingdom
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