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The mushroom is a type of edible mushroom from the Coprinaceae family. It takes its name from the Persian word for fleece, based on its sheepskin-like appearance. Mushroom, Macro, Outdoors image Stock Photo

The mushroom is a type of edible mushroom from the Coprinaceae family. It takes its name from the Persian word for fleece, based on its sheepskin-like appearance. Mushroom, Macro, Outdoors image Stock Photo

Coprinaceae tree fungi also known as Brittlestems or its Botanical name Psathyrellaceae. An unusual fungi found at the base of trees with a mushroom head that can often be very poisonous. Stock Photo

Mushroom Mushroom Coprinaceae growing on the roadside.
A fragile mushroom that melts overnight. Edible. growing on the roadside.
A fragile mushroom that melts overnight. Edible. Stock Photo

Mushroom Mushroom Coprinaceae growing on the roadside.
A fragile mushroom that melts overnight. Edible. growing on the roadside.
A fragile mushroom that melts overnight. Edible. Stock Photo

Mushroom Mushroom Coprinaceae growing on the roadside.
A fragile mushroom that melts overnight. Edible. growing on the roadside.
A fragile mushroom that melts overnight. Edible. Stock Photo

Mushroom Mushroom Coprinaceae growing on the roadside.
A fragile mushroom that melts overnight. Edible. growing on the roadside.
A fragile mushroom that melts overnight. Edible. Stock Photo

Dung mushroom, Resinous dung beetle Coprinopsis picacea, Coprinaceae, unpleasant smell, beautiful toadstool in deciduous forests, greenery and grass around the mushroom.
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Dung mushroom, Resinous dung beetle Coprinopsis picacea, Coprinaceae, Inedible, unpleasant smell, beautiful toadstool in deciduous forests, greenery and grass around the mushroom.
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Closeup photo of coprinaceae mushrooms. Botanical name is psathyrellaceae. Stock Photo

Closeup photo of coprinaceae mushrooms. Botanical name is psathyrellaceae. Stock Photo

Closeup photo of coprinaceae mushrooms. Botanical name is psathyrellaceae. Stock Photo

Closeup vertical photo of coprinaceae mushrooms. Botanical name is psathyrellaceae. Stock Photo

The fungus family of coprinaceae contains some poisonous species,as well as some edible and inedible Stock Photo

Closeup photo of coprinaceae mushrooms. Botanical name is psathyrellaceae. Stock Photo

A brown mushroom, growing in nature, species unknown. Maybe coprinaceae? (Psathyrellaceae). Stock Photo

Cortinariaceae Fungi growing on a tree in Autumn. Hamsterly Forest, County Durham, England, UK. Stock Photo

A group of Coprinaceae mushrooms Stock Photo

Tampoi Fruit on the forest for New Year Eve Stock Photo

Fungi And Bacteria Photography of two lolipop heads of Leucocoprinus mushrooms growing from under coconut tree log taken in December 28 2023 in Sumberoto Donomulyo of East Malang East Java Indonesia Editorial Stock Photo

Dung mushroom, Resinous dung beetle Coprinopsis picacea, Coprinaceae, Inedible, unpleasant smell, beautiful toadstool in deciduous forests, greenery and grass around the mushroom.
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Young Deer in the city.Beyond the fence.
A young deer lives in the churchside woods of Virginia. Stock Photo

Young Deer in the city.Cross the road.
A young deer lives in the churchside woods of Virginia. Stock Photo

Young Deer in the city.Cross the road.
A young deer lives in the churchside woods of Virginia. Stock Photo

Dung mushroom, Resinous dung beetle Coprinopsis picacea, Coprinaceae, Inedible, unpleasant smell, beautiful toadstool in deciduous forests, greenery and grass around the mushroom.
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Dung mushroom, Resinous dung beetle Coprinopsis picacea, Coprinaceae, Inedible, unpleasant smell, beautiful toadstool in deciduous forests, greenery and grass around the mushroom.
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Dung mushroom, Resinous dung beetle Coprinopsis picacea, Coprinaceae, unpleasant smell, beautiful toadstool in deciduous forests, greenery and grass around the mushroom.
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Dung mushroom, Resinous dung beetle Coprinopsis picacea, Coprinaceae, Inedible, unpleasant smell, beautiful toadstool in deciduous forests, greenery and grass around the mushroom.
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Dung mushroom, Resinous dung beetle Coprinopsis picacea, Coprinaceae, Inedible, unpleasant smell, beautiful toadstool in deciduous forests, greenery and grass around the mushroom.
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Dung mushroom, Resinous dung beetle Coprinopsis picacea, Coprinaceae, Inedible, unpleasant smell, beautiful toadstool in deciduous forests, greenery and grass around the mushroom.
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Dung mushroom, Resinous dung beetle Coprinopsis picacea, Coprinaceae, Inedible, unpleasant smell, beautiful toadstool in deciduous forests, greenery and grass around the mushroom.
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Dung mushroom, Resinous dung beetle Coprinopsis picacea, Coprinaceae, Inedible, unpleasant smell, beautiful toadstool in deciduous forests, greenery and grass around the mushroom.
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Dung mushroom, Resinous dung beetle Coprinopsis picacea, Coprinaceae, Inedible, unpleasant smell, beautiful toadstool in deciduous forests, greenery and grass around the mushroom.
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Dung mushroom, Resinous dung beetle Coprinopsis picacea, Coprinaceae, Inedible, unpleasant smell, beautiful toadstool in deciduous forests, greenery and grass around the mushroom.
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Dung mushroom, Resinous dung beetle Coprinopsis picacea, Coprinaceae, Inedible, unpleasant smell, beautiful toadstool in deciduous forests, greenery and grass around the mushroom.
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Dung mushroom, Resinous dung beetle Coprinopsis picacea, Coprinaceae, Inedible, unpleasant smell, beautiful toadstool in deciduous forests, greenery and grass around the mushroom.
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Close-up of brittlestems mushrooms with selective focus on foreground. Coprinaceae Stock Photo

Closeup of nature and Coprinaceae or Brittlestems usually found in the soil at base of tree in forests. Selective focus on firerug inkcap mushrooms, an unusual fungi that can be poisonous. Stock Photo

Mushroom Resinous dung beetle in the forest Stock Photo

Mushroom Resinous dung beetle in the forest Stock Photo

Coprinus atramentarius. Antialcoholic coprin. Group of mushrooms. Stock Photo

Dung mushroom, Resinous dung beetle Coprinopsis picacea, Coprinaceae, unpleasant smell, beautiful toadstool in deciduous forests, greenery and grass around the mushroom.
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Dung mushroom, Resinous dung beetle Coprinopsis picacea, Coprinaceae, unpleasant smell, beautiful toadstool in deciduous forests, greenery and grass around the mushroom.
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Dung mushroom, Resinous dung beetle Coprinopsis picacea, Coprinaceae, unpleasant smell, beautiful toadstool in deciduous forests, greenery and grass around the mushroom.
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Dung mushroom, Resinous dung beetle Coprinopsis picacea, Coprinaceae, Inedible, unpleasant smell, beautiful toadstool in deciduous forests, greenery and grass around the mushroom.
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Dung mushroom, Resinous dung beetle Coprinopsis picacea, Coprinaceae, Inedible, unpleasant smell, beautiful toadstool in deciduous forests, greenery and grass around the mushroom.
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Dung mushroom, Resinous dung beetle Coprinopsis picacea, Coprinaceae, Inedible, unpleasant smell, beautiful toadstool in deciduous forests, greenery and grass around the mushroom.
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Dung mushroom, Resinous dung beetle Coprinopsis picacea, Coprinaceae, Inedible, unpleasant smell, beautiful toadstool in deciduous forests, greenery and grass around the mushroom.
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Dung mushroom, Resinous dung beetle Coprinopsis picacea, Coprinaceae, Inedible, unpleasant smell, beautiful toadstool in deciduous forests, greenery and grass around the mushroom.
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Dung mushroom, Resinous dung beetle Coprinopsis picacea, Coprinaceae, Inedible, unpleasant smell, beautiful toadstool in deciduous forests, greenery and grass around the mushroom.
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Dung mushroom, Resinous dung beetle Coprinopsis picacea, Coprinaceae, Inedible, unpleasant smell, beautiful toadstool in deciduous forests, greenery and grass around the mushroom.
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A group of Inky Caps Mushrooms (Coprinaceae family). This edible mushrooms, also known as Shag, Shaggy mane and Lawyer's Wig (Coprinus comatus), grow in the state of Oklahoma. Stock Photo

Close up of some psathyrellaceae or brittle stems a family of fungi on some green moss. Stock Photo

Close up of some psathyrellaceae or brittle stems a family of fungi on some green moss. Stock Photo

MICA Comatus Stock Photo

Cortinariaceae Fungi growing on the Forest Floor in Autumn. Hamsterly Forest, County Durham, England, UK. Stock Photo

The Common Rustgill (Gymnopilus penetrans) is an inedible mushroom Stock Photo

A white bonnet mushroom near woods at the Negwegon State Park, in Alcona Township, Michigan. Stock Photo

close shots of the tiny Psathyrella piluliformis fungi on the decay tree trunk. Stock Photo

variety of gymnopilus species mushrooms on the dead trunk.
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dying psathyrella piluliformis fungi on the decay tree trunk. Stock Photo

dying psathyrella piluliformis fungi on the decay tree trunk. Stock Photo

dying psathyrella piluliformis fungi on the decay tree trunk. Stock Photo

dying psathyrella piluliformis fungi on the decay tree trunk. Stock Photo

dying psathyrella piluliformis fungi on the decay tree trunk. Stock Photo

dying psathyrella piluliformis fungi on the decay tree trunk. Stock Photo

MICA Comatus Stock Photo

MICA Comatus Stock Photo

Mushrooms growing in autumn sunlight, Derbyshire England
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A group of Inky Caps Mushrooms (Coprinaceae family). This edible mushrooms, also known as Shag, Shaggy mane and Lawyer's Wig (Coprinus comatus), grow in the state of Oklahoma. Stock Photo

Autumn sunny background with magpie mushroom (coprinopsis picacea) in the forest Stock Photo

Wild mushrooms in coniferous forest. Stock Photo

Bolbitiaceae mushroom growing on straw Stock Photo

cluster of small bonnet species of mushrooms.
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cluster of small bonnet species of mushrooms.
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cluster of small bonnet species of mushrooms.
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variety of gymnopilus species mushrooms on the dead trunk.
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variety of gymnopilus species mushrooms on the dead trunk.
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variety of gymnopilus species mushrooms on the dead trunk.
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variety of gymnopilus species mushrooms on the dead trunk.
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variety of gymnopilus species mushrooms on the dead trunk.
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variety of gymnopilus species mushrooms on the dead trunk.
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A group of Inky Caps Mushrooms (Coprinaceae family). This edible mushrooms, also known as Shag, Shaggy mane and Lawyer's Wig (Coprinus comatus), grow in the state of Oklahoma. Stock Photo

The coprinaceae a family of fungi grow in the field Stock Photo

A group of Inky Caps Mushrooms (Coprinaceae family). This edible mushrooms, also known as Shag, Shaggy mane and Lawyer's Wig (Coprinus comatus), grow in the state of Oklahoma. Stock Photo

Close up of some psathyrellaceae or brittle stems a family of fungi on some green moss Stock Photo

A group of Inky Caps Mushrooms (Coprinaceae family). This edible mushrooms, also known as Shag, Shaggy mane and Lawyer's Wig (Coprinus comatus), grow in the state of Oklahoma. Stock Photo

A group of Inky Caps Mushrooms (Coprinaceae family). This edible mushrooms, also known as Shag, Shaggy mane and Lawyer's Wig (Coprinus comatus), grow in the state of Oklahoma. Stock Photo

A group of Inky Caps Mushrooms (Coprinaceae family). This edible mushrooms, also known as Shag, Shaggy mane and Lawyer's Wig (Coprinus comatus), grow in the state of Oklahoma. Stock Photo

Coprinus micaceus Stock Photo

A group of Inky Caps Mushrooms (Coprinaceae family). This edible mushrooms, also known as Shag, Shaggy mane and Lawyer's Wig (Coprinus comatus), grow in the state of Oklahoma. Stock Photo

Glistening inky cap on meadow in autumn Stock Photo

group of mushrooms coprinus strossmayeri on a strain poplar Stock Photo

close shots of the tiny Psathyrella piluliformis fungi on the decay tree trunk. Stock Photo

Forest mushrooms of the genus Hypholoma. Stock Photo

A group of Inky Caps Mushrooms (Coprinaceae family). This edible mushrooms, also known as Shag, Shaggy mane and Lawyer's Wig (Coprinus comatus), grow in the state of Oklahoma. Stock Photo

A group of Inky Caps Mushrooms (Coprinaceae family). This edible mushrooms, also known as Shag, Shaggy mane and Lawyer's Wig (Coprinus comatus), grow in the state of Oklahoma. Stock Photo

close shots of the tiny Psathyrella piluliformis fungi on the decay tree trunk. Stock Photo

close shots of the tiny Psathyrella piluliformis fungi on the decay tree trunk. Stock Photo

close shots of the tiny Psathyrella piluliformis fungi on the decay tree trunk. Stock Photo

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