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Cauliflower fungus

29 November 2011 by David

Cauliflower fungus

This weird fungus can, sometimes, look extraordinarily like someone has been cutting off the upper surface of cauliflower florets and scattering them on the ground.

Cauliflower fungus

Cauliflower fungus

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