brown fungi rotten tree stump

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Brown fungi on rotten tree stump. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Mycena inclinata mushroom cluster on old rotten stump close-up. A group of brown small mushrooms on a tree on a green background, Royalty Free Stock Photo

Colony of fungi on a rotten tree stump in autumn Royalty Free Stock Photo

Colony of fungi on a rotten tree stump with fallen leaves Royalty Free Stock Photo

Group of brown mushrooms on tree stump Royalty Free Stock Photo

Intricate Fungi on Tree Stump Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-up dry rotten mushrooms with fluted wavy brown, gray, green head texture on old tree stump bark Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-up dry rotten mushrooms with fluted wavy brown, gray, green head texture on old tree stump bark, background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-up dry rotten mushrooms with fluted wavy brown, gray, green head texture on old tree stump bark, background texture Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-up dry rotten mushrooms with fluted wavy brown, gray, green head texture on old tree stump bark, wavy background texture Royalty Free Stock Photo

Clusters of small, orange-brown fungi (possibly Conifer tuft) growing on a decaying tree trunk. The fungi exhibit smooth, rounded caps, closely packed together, creating a textured appearance against the rough, weathered bark. The tree's surface features a mix of green moss and dry, fibrous layers, providing a rich contrast to the fungi's color. These mushrooms are likely saprophytic, feeding on the decaying organic material of the tree, contributing to the natural decomposition process.