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Honey fungus Armillaria mellea growing on a tree trunk.. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Honey fungus on a tree stump Royalty Free Stock Photo

A group of Honey fungus Armillaria mellea on a dead tree stump, Zoetermeer, the netherlands 2 Royalty Free Stock Photo

Honey Fungus Growing on Tree Stump in a Swedish Forest Royalty Free Stock Photo

Armillaria mellea or honey fungus growing under pine tree in the forest close-up Royalty Free Stock Photo

Honey Fungus, growing from a decaying tree stump in a field in the UK. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Honey fungus growing on a tree trunk. Hand drawn watercolor Armillaria fungi on tree stump with moss. Bootlace fungus Royalty Free Stock Photo

Honey fungus group on a tree trunk painted illustration. Hand drawn watercolor Armillaria fungi growing in tree stump Royalty Free Stock Photo

A cluster of mushrooms with light brown caps speckled with small dark spots, growing on a moss-covered tree stump. The mushrooms have slender, elongated stems, and some have partially damaged caps displaying white, inner flesh. The background is a softly blurred green, hinting at foliage. These fungi are likely part of the Armillaria genus, commonly known as honey fungus, which is known for growing on wood and sometimes forming expansive underground networks.