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Mushroom. Taiga in the spring. Siberian forest. Taiga. Lake Baikal. Birch forest. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A natural tinder mushroom on a birch tree. Spring forest in the morning rays of the sun Royalty Free Stock Photo

Mushroom tinder fungus parasitizes on the trunk of a birch tree in the spring forest, Fomes fomentarius, selective focus Royalty Free Stock Photo

Large mushroom, birch bark, in the spring birch forest, grows in dry leaves Royalty Free Stock Photo

Siberian mushroom. Birch and pine forest. Lake Baikal. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Chaga (Inonotus obliquus) mushroom on the trunk of a birch tree. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A low-angle shot of a birch tree with a Chaga mushroom growing on the side Royalty Free Stock Photo

Mushroom in Siberian forest. Taiga. Baikal. Birch and pine forest. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Chaga mushroom on the trunk of a birch tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fungus betulinus (latin) Inonotus obliquus (latin) Chaga is a polypore fungus ( Aphyllophorales) which grows on birch (Betula spp.) The fungus produces a black perennial woody growth called a conk and is a member of the Basidiomycetes (true mushrooms). It is harvested in the wild in Russia and commonly used for the treatment of a number of conditions including cancer, gastritis and ulcers.