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Blushing bracket, below and above

26 September 2026 by David
Blushing bracket, below and above

A blushing bracket fungus seen from below and above. The lower side is a mass of pores: the spores are dispersed from these, rather than from gills.

Blushing bracket, below and above
Categories David
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