spalting

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Extremely closeup shot of rotting Platanus wood slice. Tree cross-section with signs of spalting process Royalty Free Stock Photo

Spalted beech. Tree internal structure of a beech tree trunk with distinct black lines created during the spalting process Royalty Free Stock Photo

Spalted Maple Wood Background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Spalted Zebra wood panel Royalty Free Stock Photo

The concentric pattern of polished beech tree cross-section. Wood coloration caused by fungi. Natural patterned background with Royalty Free Stock Photo

Spalted maple tree sawn timber plank Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cross section of beech trunk with spalting caused by Chondrostereum purpureum

Spalted Maple wood panel Royalty Free Stock Photo

Create an intricate and organic design, enhancing the aesthetic Royalty Free Stock Photo

Spalted beech tree sawn timber plank Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close up of a conical piece of spalted wood against a white background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-up of spalted wood, showcasing intricate patterns created by fungi. The surfac Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cross section of beech trunk with spalting caused by a fungus such as purple fungus, Chondrostereum purpureum, and is used to make non-load-bearing ornamental structures