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Tricholoma tree Stock Photos and Images
RM2JWED3H–Burnt Knight (Tricholoma ustale) mushrooms growing in the leaf litter under a common beech tree in a broadleaf woodland in the Mendip Hills, Somerset, England.
RF2GYREFN–Golden Orange Tricholoma (Tricholoma aurantium), Hudge thrust after the rain in a forest of malmkoping, sweden
RMEBNMJ0–Plums and Custard, Red-haired agaric (Tricholomopsis rutilans, Tricholomopsis variegata, Tricholoma rutilans), four fruiting bodies at the base of a tree trunk, Germany
RF2DC9FC9–Muhsrooms sulphur knight or gas agaric on the dark, black background. Latin name tricholoma sulphureum. It is mildly toxic species.
RF2CCCA4F–An old tree stump covered in moss and fungus. Seen as the sunlight shines through the leaves of the thick forest.
RM2KYRP5K–Olive-yellow wood knightling some fruiting bodies with olive-yellow hats on tree trunk with green moss
RM2JWED40–Burnt Knight (Tricholoma ustale) mushrooms growing in the leaf litter under a common beech tree in a broadleaf woodland in the Mendip Hills, Somerset, England.
RM2M54CNP–Pale blue red knapweed (Lepista glaucocana) backlit, sunbeams, environment, forest, mood, lighting, lavender red knapweed, red knapweed, red
RMEBNMJ1–Plums and Custard, Red-haired agaric (Tricholomopsis rutilans, Tricholomopsis variegata, Tricholoma rutilans), several Red-haired agarics at a tree snag, Germany
RM2C4NT4T–Honey Fungus is one of the most feared virulent parasites and responsible for the death of many trees and shrubs. Often found in dense clusters
RF2CCCA1P–An old tree stump covered in moss and fungus. Seen as the sunlight shines through the leaves of the thick forest.
RFKYHGRE–Tricholoma Equestre, also known as man on horseback or yellow knight mushroom surrounded by the laurisilva of Anaga mountains, Tenerife, Spain
RF2CAF25J–A slick yellow mushroom in a green pine tree forest with the focus on the poisonous mushroom
RM2E6WTJ8–France, Somme (80), Cr?cy-en-Ponthieu, Cr?cy forest, Mushroom, Tricholoma saponaceum var squamosum
RF2A4W3N6–Orange mushroom ,Champagne mushroom or eyelash cup mushroom with sparkling droplets in the forest. Ecosystem or biological diversity concept.
RMEBNMJ6–Plums and Custard, Red-haired agaric (Tricholomopsis rutilans, Tricholomopsis variegata, Tricholoma rutilans), five Red-haired agarics at a tree snag, Germany
RF2CCC9K4–Certain mushrooms such as Ganoderma lucidum, Agaricus subrufescens and Cordyceps sinensis enjoy usage as therapeutics in traditional Chinese medicine.
RFKYHGWT–Isolated shot with selective focus of Tricholoma Equestre, known as man on horseback or yellow knight mushroom found the laurisilva Tenerife, Spain
RM2E6WTHH–France, Somme (80), Cr?cy-en-Ponthieu, Cr?cy forest, Mushroom, Tricholoma saponaceum var squamosum
RF2A4W3MJ–Orange mushroom ,Champagne mushroom or eyelash cup mushroom with sparkling droplets in the forest. Ecosystem or biological diversity concept.
RF2GNGHM4–Tricholoma equestre. A group of edible mushrooms in an autumn forest. Digital watercolor painting
RF2CCCAW7–Close up of natural Fungus or Fungi on a tree trunk-forest. The trunk of a natural dead tree is covered with fungus
RFKYHGTM–Tricholoma equestre, also known as man on horseback or yellow knight mushroom found the laurisilva of Anaga mountains, Tenerife, Canary islands, Spain
RMPPJNK8–White night mushroom, Tricholoma album, and branch of its larch tree host. Handcoloured stipple copperplate engraving by Gautier from a drawing by Ernestine Panckoucke from Chaumeton, Poiret et Chamberet's 'La Flore Medicale,' Paris, Panckoucke, 1830. Madame Anne-Ernestine Panckoucke (1784-1860) was a talented student of Pierre-Joseph Redoute and wife of the publisher Panckoucke.
![. The fungi which cause plant disease . Plant diseases; Fungi. Fig. 329.—CoUybia velutipes. After Lloyd. A common saprophyte which is reported by Stewart ^"^ as the probable cause of death of the horse-chestnut. It has also been reported in Europe as a parasite. Tricholoma Fries (p. 450) Stout and fleshy, stipe rnd pileus of the same sub- stance; gills sinuate or ad- aate. Fig. 330. T. rutilans Scha. occurs on pine roots; T. saponaceum Fr. on various tree roots. Mycena Fries (p. 450) Small; pileus usually bell- shaped, rarely umbilicate, membranous and more or less striate, at first with Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PG0RCY/the-fungi-which-cause-plant-disease-plant-diseases-fungi-fig-329couybia-velutipes-after-lloyd-a-common-saprophyte-which-is-reported-by-stewart-quot-as-the-probable-cause-of-death-of-the-horse-chestnut-it-has-also-been-reported-in-europe-as-a-parasite-tricholoma-fries-p-450-stout-and-fleshy-stipe-rnd-pileus-of-the-same-sub-stance-gills-sinuate-or-ad-aate-fig-330-t-rutilans-scha-occurs-on-pine-roots-t-saponaceum-fr-on-various-tree-roots-mycena-fries-p-450-small-pileus-usually-bell-shaped-rarely-umbilicate-membranous-and-more-or-less-striate-at-first-with-PG0RCY.jpg ". The fungi which cause plant disease . Plant diseases; Fungi. Fig. 329.—CoUybia velutipes. After Lloyd. A common saprophyte which is reported by Stewart ^"^ as the probable cause of death of the horse-chestnut. It has also been reported in Europe as a parasite. Tricholoma Fries (p. 450) Stout and fleshy, stipe rnd pileus of the same sub- stance; gills sinuate or ad- aate. Fig. 330. T. rutilans Scha. occurs on pine roots; T. saponaceum Fr. on various tree roots. Mycena Fries (p. 450) Small; pileus usually bell- shaped, rarely umbilicate, membranous and more or less striate, at first with Stock Photo")
RMPG0RCY–. The fungi which cause plant disease . Plant diseases; Fungi. Fig. 329.—CoUybia velutipes. After Lloyd. A common saprophyte which is reported by Stewart ^"^ as the probable cause of death of the horse-chestnut. It has also been reported in Europe as a parasite. Tricholoma Fries (p. 450) Stout and fleshy, stipe rnd pileus of the same sub- stance; gills sinuate or ad- aate. Fig. 330. T. rutilans Scha. occurs on pine roots; T. saponaceum Fr. on various tree roots. Mycena Fries (p. 450) Small; pileus usually bell- shaped, rarely umbilicate, membranous and more or less striate, at first with
RM2E6WTHF–France, Somme (80), Cr?cy-en-Ponthieu, Cr?cy forest, Mushroom, Tricholoma saponaceum var squamosum
RF2A4W3ND–Orange mushroom ,Champagne mushroom or eyelash cup mushroom with sparkling droplets in the forest. Ecosystem or biological diversity concept.
![. The fungi which cause plant disease . Plant diseases; Fungi. 460 THE FUNGI WHICH CAUSE PLA^ff DISEASE. Fig. 329.—CoUybia velutipes. After Lloyd. A common saprophyte which is reported by Stewart ^"^ as the probable cause of death of the horse-chestnut. It has also been reported in Europe as a parasite. Tricholoma Fries (p. 450) Stout and fleshy, stipe rnd pileus of the same sub- stance; gills sinuate or ad- aate. Fig. 330. T. rutilans Scha. occurs on pine roots; T. saponaceum Fr. on various tree roots. Mycena Fries (p. 450) Small; pileus usually bell- shaped, rarely umbilicate, membranou Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDE5FR/the-fungi-which-cause-plant-disease-plant-diseases-fungi-460-the-fungi-which-cause-plaff-disease-fig-329couybia-velutipes-after-lloyd-a-common-saprophyte-which-is-reported-by-stewart-quot-as-the-probable-cause-of-death-of-the-horse-chestnut-it-has-also-been-reported-in-europe-as-a-parasite-tricholoma-fries-p-450-stout-and-fleshy-stipe-rnd-pileus-of-the-same-sub-stance-gills-sinuate-or-ad-aate-fig-330-t-rutilans-scha-occurs-on-pine-roots-t-saponaceum-fr-on-various-tree-roots-mycena-fries-p-450-small-pileus-usually-bell-shaped-rarely-umbilicate-membranou-RDE5FR.jpg ". The fungi which cause plant disease . Plant diseases; Fungi. 460 THE FUNGI WHICH CAUSE PLA^ff DISEASE. Fig. 329.—CoUybia velutipes. After Lloyd. A common saprophyte which is reported by Stewart ^"^ as the probable cause of death of the horse-chestnut. It has also been reported in Europe as a parasite. Tricholoma Fries (p. 450) Stout and fleshy, stipe rnd pileus of the same sub- stance; gills sinuate or ad- aate. Fig. 330. T. rutilans Scha. occurs on pine roots; T. saponaceum Fr. on various tree roots. Mycena Fries (p. 450) Small; pileus usually bell- shaped, rarely umbilicate, membranou Stock Photo")
RMRDE5FR–. The fungi which cause plant disease . Plant diseases; Fungi. 460 THE FUNGI WHICH CAUSE PLA^ff DISEASE. Fig. 329.—CoUybia velutipes. After Lloyd. A common saprophyte which is reported by Stewart ^"^ as the probable cause of death of the horse-chestnut. It has also been reported in Europe as a parasite. Tricholoma Fries (p. 450) Stout and fleshy, stipe rnd pileus of the same sub- stance; gills sinuate or ad- aate. Fig. 330. T. rutilans Scha. occurs on pine roots; T. saponaceum Fr. on various tree roots. Mycena Fries (p. 450) Small; pileus usually bell- shaped, rarely umbilicate, membranou
RMMCKAJE–. FiG. 195. — Log rotted by Polyporus schweinitzii. After von Schrenk. tocybe, Tricholoma, and Septobasidium. Root-rots are also due to other fungi, chiefly the following: Ozonium Root-rot (Ozonium omnivorum Sh.). — Elm, basswood, oak, cottonwood, mesquite, china tree, mulberry, apple, and pear are affected by this rot, which has been de- scribed and discussed on page 23.
RF2CCCBX2–An old tree stump covered in moss and fungus. Seen as the sunlight shines through the leaves of the thick forest.
RFKYHGT4–Vertical ground level shot with selective focus of Tricholoma Equestre, known as man on horseback or yellow knight mushroom, Anaga, Tenerife, Spain
![. The fungi which cause plant disease . Plant diseases; Fungi. 460 THE FUNGI WHICH CAUSE PLA^ff DISEASE. Fig. 329.—CoUybia velutipes. After Lloyd. A common saprophyte which is reported by Stewart ^"^ as the probable cause of death of the horse-chestnut. It has also been reported in Europe as a parasite. Tricholoma Fries (p. 450) Stout and fleshy, stipe rnd pileus of the same sub- stance; gills sinuate or ad- aate. Fig. 330. T. rutilans Scha. occurs on pine roots; T. saponaceum Fr. on various tree roots. Mycena Fries (p. 450) Small; pileus usually bell- shaped, rarely umbilicate, membranou Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PG0RD4/the-fungi-which-cause-plant-disease-plant-diseases-fungi-460-the-fungi-which-cause-plaff-disease-fig-329couybia-velutipes-after-lloyd-a-common-saprophyte-which-is-reported-by-stewart-quot-as-the-probable-cause-of-death-of-the-horse-chestnut-it-has-also-been-reported-in-europe-as-a-parasite-tricholoma-fries-p-450-stout-and-fleshy-stipe-rnd-pileus-of-the-same-sub-stance-gills-sinuate-or-ad-aate-fig-330-t-rutilans-scha-occurs-on-pine-roots-t-saponaceum-fr-on-various-tree-roots-mycena-fries-p-450-small-pileus-usually-bell-shaped-rarely-umbilicate-membranou-PG0RD4.jpg ". The fungi which cause plant disease . Plant diseases; Fungi. 460 THE FUNGI WHICH CAUSE PLA^ff DISEASE. Fig. 329.—CoUybia velutipes. After Lloyd. A common saprophyte which is reported by Stewart ^"^ as the probable cause of death of the horse-chestnut. It has also been reported in Europe as a parasite. Tricholoma Fries (p. 450) Stout and fleshy, stipe rnd pileus of the same sub- stance; gills sinuate or ad- aate. Fig. 330. T. rutilans Scha. occurs on pine roots; T. saponaceum Fr. on various tree roots. Mycena Fries (p. 450) Small; pileus usually bell- shaped, rarely umbilicate, membranou Stock Photo")
RMPG0RD4–. The fungi which cause plant disease . Plant diseases; Fungi. 460 THE FUNGI WHICH CAUSE PLA^ff DISEASE. Fig. 329.—CoUybia velutipes. After Lloyd. A common saprophyte which is reported by Stewart ^"^ as the probable cause of death of the horse-chestnut. It has also been reported in Europe as a parasite. Tricholoma Fries (p. 450) Stout and fleshy, stipe rnd pileus of the same sub- stance; gills sinuate or ad- aate. Fig. 330. T. rutilans Scha. occurs on pine roots; T. saponaceum Fr. on various tree roots. Mycena Fries (p. 450) Small; pileus usually bell- shaped, rarely umbilicate, membranou
RF2A4W3JY–Orange mushroom ,Champagne mushroom or eyelash cup mushroom with sparkling droplets in the forest. Ecosystem or biological diversity concept.
![. The fungi which cause plant disease . Plant diseases; Fungi. Fig. 329.—CoUybia velutipes. After Lloyd. A common saprophyte which is reported by Stewart ^"^ as the probable cause of death of the horse-chestnut. It has also been reported in Europe as a parasite. Tricholoma Fries (p. 450) Stout and fleshy, stipe rnd pileus of the same sub- stance; gills sinuate or ad- aate. Fig. 330. T. rutilans Scha. occurs on pine roots; T. saponaceum Fr. on various tree roots. Mycena Fries (p. 450) Small; pileus usually bell- shaped, rarely umbilicate, membranous and more or less striate, at first with Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDE5FJ/the-fungi-which-cause-plant-disease-plant-diseases-fungi-fig-329couybia-velutipes-after-lloyd-a-common-saprophyte-which-is-reported-by-stewart-quot-as-the-probable-cause-of-death-of-the-horse-chestnut-it-has-also-been-reported-in-europe-as-a-parasite-tricholoma-fries-p-450-stout-and-fleshy-stipe-rnd-pileus-of-the-same-sub-stance-gills-sinuate-or-ad-aate-fig-330-t-rutilans-scha-occurs-on-pine-roots-t-saponaceum-fr-on-various-tree-roots-mycena-fries-p-450-small-pileus-usually-bell-shaped-rarely-umbilicate-membranous-and-more-or-less-striate-at-first-with-RDE5FJ.jpg ". The fungi which cause plant disease . Plant diseases; Fungi. Fig. 329.—CoUybia velutipes. After Lloyd. A common saprophyte which is reported by Stewart ^"^ as the probable cause of death of the horse-chestnut. It has also been reported in Europe as a parasite. Tricholoma Fries (p. 450) Stout and fleshy, stipe rnd pileus of the same sub- stance; gills sinuate or ad- aate. Fig. 330. T. rutilans Scha. occurs on pine roots; T. saponaceum Fr. on various tree roots. Mycena Fries (p. 450) Small; pileus usually bell- shaped, rarely umbilicate, membranous and more or less striate, at first with Stock Photo")
RMRDE5FJ–. The fungi which cause plant disease . Plant diseases; Fungi. Fig. 329.—CoUybia velutipes. After Lloyd. A common saprophyte which is reported by Stewart ^"^ as the probable cause of death of the horse-chestnut. It has also been reported in Europe as a parasite. Tricholoma Fries (p. 450) Stout and fleshy, stipe rnd pileus of the same sub- stance; gills sinuate or ad- aate. Fig. 330. T. rutilans Scha. occurs on pine roots; T. saponaceum Fr. on various tree roots. Mycena Fries (p. 450) Small; pileus usually bell- shaped, rarely umbilicate, membranous and more or less striate, at first with
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