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Macro photo of Fly Agaric mushroom with bright red cap, white spots on dark background. Iconic Amanita muscaria isolated natural Royalty Free Stock Photo

Amanita Muscaria Mushroom with Red Cap and White Spots Isolated on White. Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Close-up of an Isolated Fly Amanita Mushroom with a Bright Orange Cap and White Spots Royalty Free Stock Photo

Colorful illustration of large red mushroom with white spots. Isolated on white background, no people. Amanita mushroom Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Amanita Mushroom With Red Cap And White Spots Isolated

Amanita or fly agaric isolated on white background. Cute mushroom with red cape and spots. Hand drawn colored flat Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Stunning Red Toadstool Mushroom with White Spots, Isolated on White Background Royalty Free Stock Photo

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A red Amanita mushroom, recognizable by its vibrant cap adorned with white spots, isolated on a white background. The cap is broad, featuring numerous small, raised white patches. The stalk is firm and pale in color, showing a slight bulbous base with remnants of soil. Beneath the cap, gills are visible, radiating in a soft, fleshy cream hue. Known scientifically as Amanita muscaria, this species is noted for its striking appearance and traditional depiction in folklore.