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Fungal gall Stock Photos and Images
RF2T2MWJB–Alder Tongue (taphrina alni or taphrina amentorum), close up of the red fungal gall growing on the female fruits or catkins of Alder (alnus glutinosa)
RMD4TBC3–A leaf attacked by a fungal plant gall (Taphrina sp.) in Clumber Park, Nottinghamshire. October.
RMD0R6FJ–Taphrina pruni - the pocket or bladder Plum gall. A fungal pathogen which causes distortion of prunus (plum, sloe, etc.) fruits.
RMD4TBRB–The underside of a leaf attacked by a fungal plant gall (Taphrina sp.) in Clumber Park, Nottinghamshire. October.
RF2CT815A–Gymnosporangium sabinae (Gymnosporangium fuscum, pear rust, European pear rust, or pear trellis rust) is a fungal plant pathogen with Juniperus.
RM2HXD815–magical mushrooms in autumn in a fairy tale forest, abstract circular bokeh, gall boletus (Tylopilus felleus, Boletus felleus)
RF2T2MWJ3–Alder Tongue (taphrina alni or taphrina amentorum), close up of the red fungal gall growing on the female fruits or catkins of Alder (alnus glutinosa)
RF2N05WRE–Leaf of an understory shrub covered in galls, resulting from insect, bacterial or fungal attack. Growing in rainforest in Orellana province, Ecuador
RFW36WA1–Puccinia poarum, known as the coltsfoot rust gall or meadow grass rust, a fungal plant pathogen
RF2T7JXY6–Taphrina padi is a fungal plant pathogen that induces the form of pocket plum gall on bird cherry,Prunus padus
RF2GDAT01–Several plums infected by plum gall Taphrina pruni fungus fruit isolated on white background
RMEX8GFG–Galls on Sloe Prunus spinosa bushes called ‘pocket plums’ caused by the fungus Taphrina pruni
RFK2XPH5–Macro image of the underside of a pear leaf showing a fungal infection which produces galls that harbour the spores.
RF2T5PJE2–The larvae of small flies gall midges or gall gnats (Cecidomyiidae) eating the spores of rust of sunflower. A fungal disease of sunflowers.
RM2HXD81E–magical mushrooms in autumn in a fairy tale forest, abstract circular bokeh, gall boletus (Tylopilus felleus, Boletus felleus)
RF2N06TXC–Leaf of an understory shrub covered in galls, resulting from insect, bacterial or fungal attack. Growing in rainforest in Orellana province, Ecuador
RF2M7891C–Leaf of an understory shrub covered in galls, resulting from insect, bacterial or fungal attack. Growing in rainforest in Orellana province, Ecuador
RF2T7JXY4–Taphrina padi is a fungal plant pathogen that induces the form of pocket plum gall on bird cherry,Prunus padus
RF2M7891T–Leaf of an understory shrub covered in galls, resulting from insect, bacterial or fungal attack. Growing in rainforest in Orellana province, Ecuador
RF2G37P49–Gall on a leaf in the rainforest understory, Morona Santiago province, Ecuador. Galls are abnormal growth forms usually caused by ian nsect larva livi
RF2R6CXX8–Corn smut galls on tassel of cornstalk isolated on white background. Farming, agriculture and plant disease concept.
RFK2XPY2–The underside of a pear leaf showing fungal infection. The raised brown spots are as a result of the gymnosprangium sabinae fungus. On eruption the sp
RF2T5PJ8H–The larva of small flies gall midges or gall gnats (Cecidomyiidae) eating the spores of rust of sunflower. A fungal disease of sunflowers.
RM2HXD813–magical mushrooms in autumn in a fairy tale forest, abstract circular bokeh, gall boletus (Tylopilus felleus, Boletus felleus)
RF2WMKCBK–Close-up view of a diseased plant leaf; Fairview, North Carolina, United States of America
RMM8A9KY–Fungal Alder tongue gall, Taphrina alni, on the female catkin of an alder tree Alnus glutinosa, white background. North Dorset England UK GB
RF2T8DEW2–Taphrina padi is a fungal plant pathogen that induces the form of pocket plum gall on bird cherry,Prunus padus
RF2M1795B–Larvae of Mycopdiplosis coniophaga feeding on aeciospores of Puccinia coronata on Rhamnus utilis. Cecidomyiidae is a family of flies known as gall...
RFW1KN25–Puccinia poarum, known as the coltsfoot rust gall or meadow grass rust, a fungal plant pathogen
RF2G37P3Y–Gall on a leaf in the rainforest understory, Morona Santiago province, Ecuador. Galls are abnormal growth forms usually caused by ian nsect larva livi
RF2WJ53GB–Puccinia poarum, known as the coltsfoot rust gall or meadow grass rust, a fungal plant pathogen
RF2BXJHKA–The distorted fruit of damson plums caused by plum pocket disease, plum galls, or Taphrina pruni.
RM2F5AA43–Swollen and distorted roots of a Brussel Sprout plant caused by Clubroot, Plasmodiophora brassicae Mastigomycotina, a fungal disease of cabbages.
RFTR7DDF–Outdoor close-up of a common fungal disease (leaf galls) of plants and trees, caused by the fungus called Taphrina Deformans.
RM2F5A9WW–Swollen and distorted roots of a Brussel Sprout plant caused by Clubroot, Plasmodiophora brassicae Mastigomycotina, a fungal disease of cabbages.
RMM8A997–Fungal Alder tongue gall, Taphrina alni, on the female catkin of an alder tree Alnus glutinosa, white background. North Dorset England UK GB
RF2M1795G–Larvae of Mycopdiplosis coniophaga feeding on aeciospores of Puccinia coronata on Rhamnus utilis. Cecidomyiidae is a family of flies known as gall...
RM2F5AA15–Swollen and distorted roots of a Brussel Sprout plant caused by Clubroot, Plasmodiophora brassicae Mastigomycotina, a fungal disease of cabbages, turn
RF2G37P3H–Gall on a leaf in the rainforest understory, Morona Santiago province, Ecuador. Galls are abnormal growth forms usually caused by ian nsect larva livi
RF2WG0080–Taphrina padi is a fungal plant pathogen that induces the form of pocket plum gall on bird cherry,Prunus padus
RF2DR4XAA–Galls on the underside of a leaf in montane rainforest in the Los Cedros Reserve, western Ecuador.
RM2WH36CM–Darwin's fungus Cyttaria darwinii growing on the host Nothofagus tree. The fungus causes galls to grow on the tree, on which the fungal fruits appear.
RM2WH35JJ–Darwin's fungus Cyttaria darwinii growing on the host Nothofagus tree. The fungus causes galls to grow on the tree, on which the fungal fruits appear.
RF2BXJHF5–The distorted fruit of damson plums caused by plum pocket disease, plum galls, or Taphrina pruni. The pockets are dissected showing the interior.
RM2WH34TJ–Darwin's fungus Cyttaria darwinii growing on the host Nothofagus tree. The fungus causes galls to grow on the tree, on which the fungal fruits appear.
RFTR7DDM–Outdoor close-up of a common fungal disease (leaf galls) of plants and trees, caused by the fungus called Taphrina Deformans.
RM2PG099A–Rusty-leaved alpenroses (Rhododendron ferrugineum) close-up of leaves, with fungal galls of Alpine rose apple (Exobasidium rhododendri), Italian
RF2FYTPJW–A pocket plum gall as the result of a fungal infection of Taphrina padi on bird cherry, Prunus padi
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