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Mushroom on tree trunk with fallen tree leaf at close up at dusk Royalty Free Stock Photo

a tinder fungus on an old tree. a colorful macro photo of a mushroom. a screensaver. a close-up Royalty Free Stock Photo

A close-up of a mushroom emerging from a moss-covered tree trunk. The photo conveys a sense of calm and connection to nature. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Taking a macro close up photo of a tiny mushroom located on an old fallen tree in the forest with a mobile phone Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close up photo of mushrooms on a tree trunk Royalty Free Stock Photo

Forest ground close up macro photo with mushroom Royalty Free Stock Photo

a tinder mushroom on a rotting tree in a blurred background with highlights and bokeh. a colorful macro photo of a mushroom. space Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tree mushrooms are organisms that belong to the Fungi kingdom and do not have chlorophyll so they are heterotrophs. Fungi are the unicellular and multicellular. The body consists of threads called hyphae. Hyphae can form a network of branches called mycelium.