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Amanita Mold Hypomyces hyalinus

24 July 2020 by David

Amanita Mold Hypomyces hyalinus

A mould almost completely covers the above-ground surface of a mushroom. The mushroom is one of the amanita species, so I’m assuming the mould is the amanita mould (or mold).

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