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Old beech tree overgrown with numerous tinder fungus, bottom view Royalty Free Stock Photo

A fungus on a tree in an old beech forest Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bracket fungus growing from the stump of a dead beech tree Forest germany bokeh background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Forest mushrooms, the parasites on the tree trunk birch. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tinder mushroom with the Latin name Fomes fomentarius in the autumn forest on the trunk of an old tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

A fungus on a tree in an old beech forest

Mushroom Tinder fungus on old tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

Porcelain fungus to beech wood, it appears in autumn on dead tree like trunks and fallen branches Royalty Free Stock Photo

Porcelain fungus is native to Europe, and specific to beech wood, where it appears in autumn on dead tree like trunks and fallen b Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close up of natural Fungus or Fungi on a tree trunk-forest Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-Up Of Old Tree Stump Covered Moss Fungus Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bracket fungi, likely Ganoderma species, grow on a beech tree trunk. These shelf-like fungi are layered with varied textures, displaying brown and green hues. The tree is situated in a dense, misty forest, where fallen leaves cover the ground. Sparse undergrowth and tall trees with fresh green leaves are visible in the background, suggesting a serene and untouched natural setting. A meandering path adds depth to the rustic landscape.