Phleogena faginea Stock Photos and Images

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Phleogena faginea Stock Photos and Images

Fenugreek stalkball fungus, Phleogena faginea Stock Photo

RFR4M19G–Fenugreek stalkball fungus, Phleogena faginea

Fenugreek stalkball (Phleogena faginea) fruiting bodies emerging from fissures in tree bark in dense deciduous woodland, Gloucestershire, UK. Stock Photo

RM2EF9FBJ–Fenugreek stalkball (Phleogena faginea) fruiting bodies emerging from fissures in tree bark in dense deciduous woodland, Gloucestershire, UK.

RFMDGCK5–Fenugreek stalkball fungus, Phleogena faginea

Beukenkorrelkopje, Fenugreek stalkball Stock Photo

RMP85GEA–Beukenkorrelkopje, Fenugreek stalkball

RFR3K1BP–Fenugreek stalkball fungus, Phleogena faginea

RF2DAFYKX–Phleogena faginea

Fenugreek stalkball (Phleogena faginea) Stock Photo

RF2DRJAPN–Fenugreek stalkball (Phleogena faginea)

Fenugreek stalkball (Phleogena faginea), fruiting bodies, Netherlands, Flevoland Stock Photo

RM2B1CMG9–Fenugreek stalkball (Phleogena faginea), fruiting bodies, Netherlands, Flevoland

RME1R974–Fenugreek Stalkball

. Comparative morphology of Fungi. Fungi. 552 COMPARATIVE MORPHOLOGY OF FUNGI delicate, pure white, secondary mycelia, which become binucleate by extensive clamp formation. In the basidium, after the first division of. Fig. 370.—Phleogena faginea. 1. Mature fructification. 2. Section of young fructi- fication forming the peridium. 3. Section of peridium with basidia below. 4. Loosely intertwined hyphae with basidia. (1 X 10; 2 X 16; 4 X 500; after Brefeld, 1888.) the fusion nucleus, a wall is formed before the second division. Each of the four cells of the basidium produces a single uninucleat Stock Photo

RMREF64D–. Comparative morphology of Fungi. Fungi. 552 COMPARATIVE MORPHOLOGY OF FUNGI delicate, pure white, secondary mycelia, which become binucleate by extensive clamp formation. In the basidium, after the first division of. Fig. 370.—Phleogena faginea. 1. Mature fructification. 2. Section of young fructi- fication forming the peridium. 3. Section of peridium with basidia below. 4. Loosely intertwined hyphae with basidia. (1 X 10; 2 X 16; 4 X 500; after Brefeld, 1888.) the fusion nucleus, a wall is formed before the second division. Each of the four cells of the basidium produces a single uninucleat