fungi growing the old tree trunk

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Grey shelf mushroom fungi growing up an old rotting tree trunk Royalty Free Stock Photo

A fungi growing on old tree trunk in spring forest Royalty Free Stock Photo

Macro closeup of wild white brown fungi growing on trunk of tree with old shabby bark with two green blades of grass in Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-up of bright yellow mushroom fungi growing on old tree trunk. Fungal growth on textured tree bark. Yellow fungi on dark Royalty Free Stock Photo

Closeup of a Pycnoporus sanguineus fungi growing on the bark of an old tree trunk Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fungi growing on a dead tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

Parasite fungi growing on an old birch tree trunk. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Large fungi growing on a tree trunk Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tinder fungi growing on a trunk of an old dry tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bracket fungus, likely Ganoderma species, growing on a fallen tree trunk. The fungus has a woody texture and is surrounded by lush green moss (Bryophyta). The trunk is partially covered in moss and decaying leaves, indicating a moist forest environment. The fungus appears to contribute to the decomposition process, breaking down the organic material of the fallen tree.