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Honey Fungus attack Sycamore stump

Honey Fungus attack Sycamore stump. (Armillaria mellea). (chunky form) One of the most dangerous parasites of trees, causing intensive white rot and eventual death. Very common and edible when cooked

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10872300
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42942012
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5197px x 3458px (2.9MB)
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© David C Dixon / www.ardea.com
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DAD-1996

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