tree overgrown with mushroom and moss

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Tree trunk covered with vibrant green moss (Bryophyta), creating a soft, lush texture. Several bracket fungi, possibly of the Polyporaceae family, protrude from the bark. These fungi appear whitish-gray, growing horizontally. The combination of moss and fungi indicates a moist, dense forest environment conducive to their growth, contributing to the ecosystem by decomposing organic matter. The bark is rough and slightly exposed in areas, showing various shades of brown beneath the overgrowth. Lush greenery in the background suggests a forest setting.