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RMC881CB–Dead Man's Fingers: Xylaria polymorpha. Sussex, England, UK. Note black spores on leaf behind specimen.
RM2HBY9YF–Red cushion Hypoxylon / Beech woodwart (Hypoxylon fragiforme) growing on rotten Beech (Fagus sylvatica) log producing black spores, Gloucestershire UK
RF2PC6K3P–Microscopic view of a conidial head of Black mold (Aspergillus niger) with spores. Brightfield illumination.
RMW7X3T6–Common Earthball (Scleroderma citrinum) including opened specimen revealing black spores. Growing in deciduous woodland. Derbyshire, UK. September.
RF2TBW29E–Black inky liquid drips from the cap of a shaggy ink cap mushroom, Coprinus comatus. The liquid is laden with spores, which wash away to new habitats
RM2BRW6WY–Spores of unidentified mold (found on peach), stained with lactophenol cotton blue, inverted bright field micrograph, 50x microscope objective
RM2WJF595–Sporocarps of the slime mould Diderma effusum growing on a decaying leaf. One of the fruiting bodies has ruptured up to release the black spores.
RMMP981E–The Horsetail Fern, genus Equisetum. They are unusual in that they reproduce by spores rather
RMDTT181–Black mould (stachybotrys chartarum) caused by damp penetration and/or lack of ventilation in an empty house. It is a serious health risk (UK)
RF2T395B3–Shaggy ink cap fungus (Coprinus comatus) growing in a green meadow, the gills beneath the cap deliquescing ore melting into a black liquid filled with
RMPRA02R–Puffball mushrooms releasing their spores in a cloud with a black background to emphasize details. Photographed in Southern Wisconsin, USA.
RF2CHCYN5–Mold on cheese. Hard cheese with white and black mold on it. Moldy fungus on food. Fluffy spores mold .
RF2WM40BP–3d rendering Mucor, also known as black fungus, is a life-threatening fungal infection that can cause pneumonia in the lungs.
RFHN2KJ8–Computer illustration of conidia (asexual spores) from a Fusarium sp. fungus. Some Fusarium fungi are pathogens of plants and humans.
RM2PJ9WBC–Black mould growing around UPVC window frame in the UK. Mould colonising sealant and growing on plaster on the window reveal.
RMPG75XB–Beech woodwart / Red cushion Hypoxylon (Hypoxylon fragiforme) fruiting bodies on a Beech (Fagus sylvatica) log producing black spores, Gloucestershire
RF2BBCN2T–Mushrooms over head selection punnets tray bulk whole variety selection chanterelle king black trumpet cep
RM2RPRWW0–Devil’s fingers fungus fungi (Clathrus archeri), a bright red non-native toadstool also called octopus stinkhorn, Surrey, England, UK, with flies
RMMP97RR–The Horsetail Fern, genus Equisetum. They are unusual in that they reproduce by spores rather
RMDTT18B–Black mould (stachybotrys chartarum) caused by damp penetration and/or lack of ventilation in an empty house. It is a serious health risk (UK)
RF2T395AM–Shaggy ink cap mushroom (Coprinus comatus) growing in a green lawn, the gills beneath the white cap start to turn black and deliquesce into a liquid f
RMPRA02C–Puffball mushrooms releasing their spores in a cloud with a black background to emphasize details. Photographed in Southern Wisconsin, USA.
RF2WM40BW–3d rendering Mucor, also known as black fungus, is a life-threatening fungal infection that can cause pneumonia in the lungs.
RFHN2KJ9–Computer illustration of conidia (asexual spores) from a Fusarium sp. fungus. Some Fusarium fungi are pathogens of plants and humans.
RMMM85PT–Dark field light micrograph of Verpa bohemica mushroom spores, pictured area is about 0.65mm wide
RM2PGCMRF–Focus on black mold on ceramic tile seams.Mildew mold on kitchen sink. Water leaking from the faucet. Toxic mold spores, unhealthy.
RF2J668BG–Close-up shot of a dandelion with seeds ready to fly carried by the wind on a black background
RM2RPRWWT–Devil’s fingers fungus fungi (Clathrus archeri), a bright red non-native toadstool also called octopus stinkhorn, Surrey, England, UK, with flies
RMMP97XN–The Horsetail Fern, genus Equisetum. They are unusual in that they reproduce by spores rather
RM2T0WMW3–Black mould (stachybotrys chartarum) caused by damp penetration and/or lack of ventilation in an empty house. It can be a serious health risk (UK)
RFS3772W–Spore case in dark brown or black line the underside of a fern leaf. They open to drop fine, dust like spores that allow the fern to reproduce
RMPRA02P–Puffball mushrooms releasing their spores in a cloud with a black background to emphasize details. Photographed in Southern Wisconsin, USA.
RF2WM40BJ–3d rendering Mucor, also known as black fungus, is a life-threatening fungal infection that can cause pneumonia in the lungs.
RFHN2KJB–Computer illustration of conidia (asexual spores) from a Fusarium sp. fungus. Some Fusarium fungi are pathogens of plants and humans.
RM2BRW6TG–Aleuria aurantia (orange peel fungus) spores, inverted bright field micrograph, horizontal field of view is approximately 127 microns
RMM7XHAK–Winter chanterelle-Cantharellus tubaeformis-photographed on a black background. Hampshire England UK GB
RMJT8T9Y–These yellow lichens growing on a large rock making an interesting nature study, as well as an intriguing background. The living organisms are a combination of a fungus that has a symbiotic relationship with either an alga or a bacteria. Lichen is considered one of the earliest life-forms and dates back at least 400 million years. These are called map lichens (Rhizocarpon geographicum) and each yellow patch has a black border of spores.
RF2JBWWKW–Black mould growing on wall of heat insulated flats building. It is common issue with polystyrene boards home insulation installed for some time
RMPRA02A–Puffball mushrooms releasing their spores in a cloud with a black background to emphasize details. Photographed in Southern Wisconsin, USA.
RF2WM40C4–3d rendering Mucor, also known as black fungus, is a life-threatening fungal infection that can cause pneumonia in the lungs.
RFHN2KJ6–Computer illustration of conidia (asexual spores) from a Fusarium sp. fungus. Some Fusarium fungi are pathogens of plants and humans.
RM2D7RCNC–Short-stemmed russula (Russula brevipes) spores under the microscope, inverted micrograph, horizontal filed of view is about 117 microns
RMM7XH2Y–Two winter chanterelles-Cantharellus tubaeformis-photographed on a black background. Hampshire England UK GB
RMPRA02B–Puffball mushrooms releasing their spores in a cloud with a black background to emphasize details. Photographed in Southern Wisconsin, USA.
RFHN2KJ7–Computer illustration of conidia (asexual spores) from a Fusarium sp. fungus. Some Fusarium fungi are pathogens of plants and humans.
RMMBNRWK–Dark field light micrograph of Lactarius rubrilacteus (bleeding milkcap) mushroom spores, pictured area is about 120 microns wide
RF2CCF9X1–Brown-black spore mass inside a thick-skinned potato bovist (Scleroderma citrinum), Chaneaz, Switzerland
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