Underground mycelium hi-res stock photography and images

A macro image of fungal mycelium, or hyphae ramifying over the surface of a wooden block. This mycelial network normally only occurs underground. Stock Photo

RMRP54CK–A macro image of fungal mycelium, or hyphae ramifying over the surface of a wooden block. This mycelial network normally only occurs underground.

Fungal mycelium, white threads of a fungus in leaf litter in woodland, England, UK, autumn Stock Photo

RM2T2RC6W–Fungal mycelium, white threads of a fungus in leaf litter in woodland, England, UK, autumn

Branching threads of fungus mycelium in organic soil Stock Photo

RMD52RC1–Branching threads of fungus mycelium in organic soil

RFM99M7G–Mycelium

Mycelium Strands around Tomato roots in No Dig compost Stock Photo

RF2RM0N79–Mycelium Strands around Tomato roots in No Dig compost

A detailed close-up of an intricate network of roots and mycelium, showcasing the complexity and beauty of nature's underground structures. The organi Stock Photo

RF2XEPYW9–A detailed close-up of an intricate network of roots and mycelium, showcasing the complexity and beauty of nature's underground structures. The organi

Semi-abstract of roots and soil from an upturned container plant, connected by a dense, almost invisible fungal mycelium network. Stock Photo

RFJDFAE2–Semi-abstract of roots and soil from an upturned container plant, connected by a dense, almost invisible fungal mycelium network.

Tiny fungus in Sussex woodland Stock Photo

RF2H38WYT–Tiny fungus in Sussex woodland

A common and conspicuous fungus often found on deadwood and rotting stumps. The Sulphur Tuft or Clustered Woodlover is toxic and can cause vomiting. Stock Photo

RM2T1HRNR–A common and conspicuous fungus often found on deadwood and rotting stumps. The Sulphur Tuft or Clustered Woodlover is toxic and can cause vomiting.

RFE4TRME–Couple gathering mushrooms

A distinct two-tone cap and persistent veil remnant help identify this member of a toxic family. The Veiled Poisonpie is common and widespread Stock Photo

RM2GNP72K–A distinct two-tone cap and persistent veil remnant help identify this member of a toxic family. The Veiled Poisonpie is common and widespread

RFC864HD–Couple gathering mushrooms

A large fruiting body and particularly bulbous stipe distinguishes the Bushveld Bolete. Here the cap is in its early stages of development. Stock Photo

RM2CT4WRJ–A large fruiting body and particularly bulbous stipe distinguishes the Bushveld Bolete. Here the cap is in its early stages of development.

Mushroom (fungi) fair in Cignoli which is considered to be the 'balcony of le Marche' Italy Stock Photo

RMAJ4ATY–Mushroom (fungi) fair in Cignoli which is considered to be the 'balcony of le Marche' Italy

Globally common and widespread, the Dung Roundhead is seen to quickly develop fruiting bodies on herbivore droppings. Stock Photo

RM2T2E75K–Globally common and widespread, the Dung Roundhead is seen to quickly develop fruiting bodies on herbivore droppings.

. Practical botany. Botany. THE BASIDIUM FUNGI (BASIDIOMYCPJTES) 251 to the fact that the underground mycelium either exhausts all available food, or deposits within the circle secretions which for a few years prevent further growth of this fungus. Upon logs, trees, and stumps many kinds of toadstools are found, as those shown in Figs. 207 and 208. But most abundant are the various species of Polyporus (meaning many pores) and other genera (Fig. 209). These often are hard. Fig. 207. A group of small toad- stools (Marasmius) growing from decaying wood Natural size Fig. 208. The oyster toadstool Stock Photo

RMRE3AYD–. Practical botany. Botany. THE BASIDIUM FUNGI (BASIDIOMYCPJTES) 251 to the fact that the underground mycelium either exhausts all available food, or deposits within the circle secretions which for a few years prevent further growth of this fungus. Upon logs, trees, and stumps many kinds of toadstools are found, as those shown in Figs. 207 and 208. But most abundant are the various species of Polyporus (meaning many pores) and other genera (Fig. 209). These often are hard. Fig. 207. A group of small toad- stools (Marasmius) growing from decaying wood Natural size Fig. 208. The oyster toadstool

The Dung Roundhead is a common fungus associated with herbivore droppings. They are small, smooth capped fungus that is not edible. Stock Photo

RM2RTAXC8–The Dung Roundhead is a common fungus associated with herbivore droppings. They are small, smooth capped fungus that is not edible.

RMPFPKXK–Fungi

Widespread but never common, the Scarlet Elf Cup is often found singly on moss covered deadwood in late winter. The cup shaped gradually flattens Stock Photo

RM2HWXR7N–Widespread but never common, the Scarlet Elf Cup is often found singly on moss covered deadwood in late winter. The cup shaped gradually flattens

Mycorrhizal symbiosis between mushroom and green plant. Digital illustration. Stock Photo

RF2XD996D–Mycorrhizal symbiosis between mushroom and green plant. Digital illustration.

RM2T2RC82–Fungal mycelium, white threads of a fungus in leaf litter in woodland, England, UK, autumn

Branching threads of mychorrhizal fungus mycelium in organic soil Stock Photo

RMD52RCW–Branching threads of mychorrhizal fungus mycelium in organic soil

RFM99M75–spring woods

RF2RM0JW8–Mycelium Strands around Tomato roots in No Dig compost

Birch Polypore growing on a silver Birch Stock Photo

RF2WBY0A2–Birch Polypore growing on a silver Birch

abstract background from a tangled root system Stock Photo

RF2F67WMC–abstract background from a tangled root system

RF2WBY0A0–Cramples growing on a log

RF2PNBGNA–Mushroom mycelium RGB color icon

RFM99M76–Stump Puffball

. Minnesota plant diseases. Plant diseases. Minnesota Plant Diseases. 15 contains nutrient mate- rial in the form of oils and other compounds. This ergot remains dor- mant through winter and in the spring pro- duces reproductive bod- ies. Certain carrion fun- gi form storage organs. They are found under the ground, developed on strands of the mycelium. In this case the storage organ has packed up its food material in the form of a starch peculiar to fungi and known as fun- gus starch. Certain pore fungi produce very large underground storage or- gans. Such is probably the "Tuckahoe Indian Stock Photo

RMPG45ET–. Minnesota plant diseases. Plant diseases. Minnesota Plant Diseases. 15 contains nutrient mate- rial in the form of oils and other compounds. This ergot remains dor- mant through winter and in the spring pro- duces reproductive bod- ies. Certain carrion fun- gi form storage organs. They are found under the ground, developed on strands of the mycelium. In this case the storage organ has packed up its food material in the form of a starch peculiar to fungi and known as fun- gus starch. Certain pore fungi produce very large underground storage or- gans. Such is probably the "Tuckahoe Indian

RFCC7J9G–Couple gathering mushrooms

. Fk;. 9.-Tuber of potato pietccii by the underground creep- ing stolons of coucli-grass ( Tri/icum >r/<cus). Nat. .size. is a well-known offender in this respect, but species of Tricholoma and Lycoperdo?i also i^articipate. Wlien a fairy- ring once commences, it increases in diameter year by year, the mycelium constantly growing outwards into new ground, hence each season the crop of toad-stools is just outside the zone of ground occupied by the crop of the previous season. The mycelium obtains food partly from humus, and partly from the living roots of the grass. Soak the ground thorou Stock Photo

RMMCMTCF–. Fk;. 9.-Tuber of potato pietccii by the underground creep- ing stolons of coucli-grass ( Tri/icum >r/<cus). Nat. .size. is a well-known offender in this respect, but species of Tricholoma and Lycoperdo?i also i^articipate. Wlien a fairy- ring once commences, it increases in diameter year by year, the mycelium constantly growing outwards into new ground, hence each season the crop of toad-stools is just outside the zone of ground occupied by the crop of the previous season. The mycelium obtains food partly from humus, and partly from the living roots of the grass. Soak the ground thorou

RMAJ49DX–Mushroom (fungi) fair in Cignoli which is considered to be the 'balcony of le Marche' Italy

Diseases of cultivated plants and Diseases of cultivated plants and trees diseasesofcultiv00massuoft Year: [1910?] 370 DISEASES OF CULTIVATED PLANTS of yellow mycelium, which occur round the root, and appearing between chinks in the bark. It is suspected that the mycelium migrates from one tree to another underground, as in P. schweinitzii. Effused, separable, tough, pores minute, often oblique, whitish, then becoming tinged yellow. Schrenk, E. von, U.S. Dept. Agric, Div. Veg. Phys. and Pathol., Bull. No. 25 (1900). Porta Laestadii (Fr. and Berk.). I once found this rare it.y-.' 'mmi-m;::-- Stock Photo

RMT1JFH2–Diseases of cultivated plants and Diseases of cultivated plants and trees diseasesofcultiv00massuoft Year: [1910?] 370 DISEASES OF CULTIVATED PLANTS of yellow mycelium, which occur round the root, and appearing between chinks in the bark. It is suspected that the mycelium migrates from one tree to another underground, as in P. schweinitzii. Effused, separable, tough, pores minute, often oblique, whitish, then becoming tinged yellow. Schrenk, E. von, U.S. Dept. Agric, Div. Veg. Phys. and Pathol., Bull. No. 25 (1900). Porta Laestadii (Fr. and Berk.). I once found this rare it.y-.' 'mmi-m;::--

. The British rust fungi (Uredinales) their biology and classification. Rust fungi -- Great Britain. ON VIOLA 203 On Viola cornuta, V. lutea, V. tricolor, and most of the many hybrid Violas and Pansies now cultivated in gardens. Fresh ascidia are formed right through the summer till August, while those of P. Violae cannot usually be found after early June. (Fig. 150.) The mycelium of the ajcidia is perennial in the underground parts ; all the shoots which arise from the affected plant are deformed, the internodes are lengthened, the leaves become smaller, paler and often twisted. In P. Violae Stock Photo

RMRH1HNF–. The British rust fungi (Uredinales) their biology and classification. Rust fungi -- Great Britain. ON VIOLA 203 On Viola cornuta, V. lutea, V. tricolor, and most of the many hybrid Violas and Pansies now cultivated in gardens. Fresh ascidia are formed right through the summer till August, while those of P. Violae cannot usually be found after early June. (Fig. 150.) The mycelium of the ajcidia is perennial in the underground parts ; all the shoots which arise from the affected plant are deformed, the internodes are lengthened, the leaves become smaller, paler and often twisted. In P. Violae

Detailed vector art of different mushroom species Stock Vector

RF2X6P47A–Detailed vector art of different mushroom species

RF2XK9H4H–Mushroom growing with mycelium under the soil surface, outline style icon

RM2HWXR88–Widespread but never common, the Scarlet Elf Cup is often found singly on moss covered deadwood in late winter. The cup shaped gradually flattens

RF2XD996B–Mycorrhizal symbiosis between mushroom and green plant. Digital illustration.

tree, park, ground, soil, earth, humus, brown, brownish, brunette, harvest, Stock Photo

RFJ8CHR3–tree, park, ground, soil, earth, humus, brown, brownish, brunette, harvest,

Branching threads of mycorrhizal fungus mycelium in organic soil Stock Photo

RMD52RB1–Branching threads of mycorrhizal fungus mycelium in organic soil

Cartoon mushroom with a wide cap and a twisted stem growing on a white background Stock Vector

RF2XMW4KR–Cartoon mushroom with a wide cap and a twisted stem growing on a white background

RFM99M78–Stump Puffball

RMAJ499K–Mushroom (fungi) fair in Cignoli which is considered to be the 'balcony of le Marche' Italy

. The British rust fungi (Uredinales) their biology and classification. Rust fungi. ON VIOLA 203 On Viola cornuta, V. lutea, V. tricolor, and most of the many hybrid Violas and Pansies now cultivated in gardens. Fresh aecidia are formed right through the summer till August, while those of P. Violae cannot usually be found after early June. (Fig. 150.) The mycelium of the secidia is perennial in the underground parts ; all the shoots which arise from the affected plant are deformed, the internodes are lengthened, the leaves become smaller, paler and often twisted. In P. Violae this is not the c Stock Photo

RMRE37DW–. The British rust fungi (Uredinales) their biology and classification. Rust fungi. ON VIOLA 203 On Viola cornuta, V. lutea, V. tricolor, and most of the many hybrid Violas and Pansies now cultivated in gardens. Fresh aecidia are formed right through the summer till August, while those of P. Violae cannot usually be found after early June. (Fig. 150.) The mycelium of the secidia is perennial in the underground parts ; all the shoots which arise from the affected plant are deformed, the internodes are lengthened, the leaves become smaller, paler and often twisted. In P. Violae this is not the c

RM2HWXR7G–Widespread but never common, the Scarlet Elf Cup is often found singly on moss covered deadwood in late winter. The cup shaped gradually flattens

The spore bearing body of a Meadow Puffball specialises on grasslands. This one has detached from a distinctive membrane and the winds spread million Stock Photo

RM2C9CN50–The spore bearing body of a Meadow Puffball specialises on grasslands. This one has detached from a distinctive membrane and the winds spread million

RFM99M79–Stump Puffball

. The British rust fungi (Uredinales), their biology and classification. Uredineae. ON VIOLA 203 On Viola cornuta, V. lutea, V. tricolor, and most of the many hybrid Violas and Pansies now cultivated in gardens. Fresh secidia are formed right through the summer till August, while those of P. Violae cannot usually be found after early June. (Fig. L50.) The mycelium of the cecidia i.s pereuuial in the underground parts ; all the shoots which arise from the affected plant are deformed, the internodes are lengthened, the leaves become smaller, paler and often twisted. In F. Violae this is not the Stock Photo

RMRH1HMF–. The British rust fungi (Uredinales), their biology and classification. Uredineae. ON VIOLA 203 On Viola cornuta, V. lutea, V. tricolor, and most of the many hybrid Violas and Pansies now cultivated in gardens. Fresh secidia are formed right through the summer till August, while those of P. Violae cannot usually be found after early June. (Fig. L50.) The mycelium of the cecidia i.s pereuuial in the underground parts ; all the shoots which arise from the affected plant are deformed, the internodes are lengthened, the leaves become smaller, paler and often twisted. In F. Violae this is not the

The spore bearing body of a Meadow Puffball specialises on grasslands. This one has been damaged by grazing sheep before it matured and darkened Stock Photo

RM2C9C3NH–The spore bearing body of a Meadow Puffball specialises on grasslands. This one has been damaged by grazing sheep before it matured and darkened

RM2T1HR51–A common and conspicuous fungus often found on deadwood and rotting stumps. The Sulphur Tuft or Clustered Woodlover is toxic and can cause vomiting.

Similar to, but smaller than its virulent pathogenic relative, the Ringless Honey Fungus is found in dense clusters at the base of deciduous trees Stock Photo

RM2K7XEFW–Similar to, but smaller than its virulent pathogenic relative, the Ringless Honey Fungus is found in dense clusters at the base of deciduous trees

Like other members of the family, the Brick Tuft forms dense clumps and will troop on the decaying stumps of deciduous trees, especially oaks. Stock Photo

RM2K6JHNX–Like other members of the family, the Brick Tuft forms dense clumps and will troop on the decaying stumps of deciduous trees, especially oaks.

RFM99M7F–hoof fungus

Often found on dense clumps on dead deciduous wood, the Sulphur Tuft is widespread and very common. They form spectacular trooping formations in autum Stock Photo

RM2K465AJ–Often found on dense clumps on dead deciduous wood, the Sulphur Tuft is widespread and very common. They form spectacular trooping formations in autum

A very toxic fungus, the Brown Rollrim is a common autumnal fungus in deciduous woodlands. As it matures the centre of the cap develops a depression Stock Photo

RM2K329DJ–A very toxic fungus, the Brown Rollrim is a common autumnal fungus in deciduous woodlands. As it matures the centre of the cap develops a depression

RMRDE4T6–. Minnesota plant diseases. Plant diseases. Minnesota Plant Diseases. 15 contains nutrient mate- rial in the form of oils and other compounds. This ergot remains dor- mant through winter and in the spring pro- duces reproductive bod- ies. Certain carrion fun- gi form storage organs. They are found under the ground, developed on strands of the mycelium. In this case the storage organ has packed up its food material in the form of a starch peculiar to fungi and known as fun- gus starch. Certain pore fungi produce very large underground storage or- gans. Such is probably the "Tuckahoe Indian

RFM99M7K–Cramples growing on a log

The distinctive depressed cap and the ochre-coloured gills of the deadly Brown Rollrim make identification easy. But potentially fatal if ingested Stock Photo

RM2K329D8–The distinctive depressed cap and the ochre-coloured gills of the deadly Brown Rollrim make identification easy. But potentially fatal if ingested

. Diseases of cultivated plants and trees. Plant diseases; Plants -- Wounds and injuries; Plants, Protection of; Trees -- Diseases and pests. 370 DISEASES OF CULTIVATED PLANTS of yellow mycelium, which occur round the root, and appearing between chinks in the bark. It is suspected that the mycelium migrates from one tree to another underground, as in P. schweinitzii. Effused, separable, tough, pores minute, often oblique, whitish, then becoming tinged yellow. Schrenk, E. von, U.S. Dept. Agric, Div. Veg. Phys. and Pathol., Bull. No. 25 (1900). Porta Laestadii (Fr. and Berk.). I once found this Stock Photo

RMRCD8PY–. Diseases of cultivated plants and trees. Plant diseases; Plants -- Wounds and injuries; Plants, Protection of; Trees -- Diseases and pests. 370 DISEASES OF CULTIVATED PLANTS of yellow mycelium, which occur round the root, and appearing between chinks in the bark. It is suspected that the mycelium migrates from one tree to another underground, as in P. schweinitzii. Effused, separable, tough, pores minute, often oblique, whitish, then becoming tinged yellow. Schrenk, E. von, U.S. Dept. Agric, Div. Veg. Phys. and Pathol., Bull. No. 25 (1900). Porta Laestadii (Fr. and Berk.). I once found this

RFM99M7B–Turkeytail

RFK0T734–fungi

The distinctive ochre-coloured gills of the Brown Rollrim help to distinguish this potentially deadly autumn fungus. Stock Photo

RM2K329DY–The distinctive ochre-coloured gills of the Brown Rollrim help to distinguish this potentially deadly autumn fungus.

The poisonous Redlead Roundhead is highly toxic and once rare, but it is spreading because of the use of woodchip in gardens and landscaping Stock Photo

RM2H4J4D8–The poisonous Redlead Roundhead is highly toxic and once rare, but it is spreading because of the use of woodchip in gardens and landscaping

The Honey Fungus is a virulent parasite of mainly deciduous trees and is responsible for many deaths. They typically are yellow brown lighter edg Stock Photo

RM2GHKJ2K–The Honey Fungus is a virulent parasite of mainly deciduous trees and is responsible for many deaths. They typically are yellow brown lighter edg

RFK0T716–fungi

RFJT80GR–fungi

Smaller in size, but very similar to the Common Honey Fungus, the Conifer Honey Fungus grows only on fir trees and it is often lethal to them. Stock Photo

RM2GHKJ2J–Smaller in size, but very similar to the Common Honey Fungus, the Conifer Honey Fungus grows only on fir trees and it is often lethal to them.

RFJT80K0–fungi

RM2GHKJ2N–The Honey Fungus is a virulent parasite of mainly deciduous trees and is responsible for many deaths. They typically are yellow brown lighter edg

The Honey Fungus is highly pathogenic and a fungus greatly feared by Foresters and horticulturalists. It is often found in dense clusters at tree base Stock Photo

RM2WF33AB–The Honey Fungus is highly pathogenic and a fungus greatly feared by Foresters and horticulturalists. It is often found in dense clusters at tree base

A virulent pathogen of deciduous trees, particularly oaks, the Honey Fungus starts to emerge in clusters on deadwood. Stock Photo

RM2K0XXE1–A virulent pathogen of deciduous trees, particularly oaks, the Honey Fungus starts to emerge in clusters on deadwood.

RFJT80RF–fungi

RM2K0XMNX–A virulent pathogen of deciduous trees, particularly oaks, the Honey Fungus starts to emerge in clusters on deadwood.

RFJT80AF–fungi

RFJPKE95–fungi

RM2K0XMN2–A virulent pathogen of deciduous trees, particularly oaks, the Honey Fungus starts to emerge in clusters on deadwood.

RFJPKEE4–fungi

RM2K0XXEH–A virulent pathogen of deciduous trees, particularly oaks, the Honey Fungus starts to emerge in clusters on deadwood.

RFJPKENN–fungi

RFJN2FBD–fungi

RM2K0XMM6–A virulent pathogen of deciduous trees, particularly oaks, the Honey Fungus starts to emerge in clusters on deadwood.

RFJN2F45–fungi

RM2K0XXGG–A virulent pathogen of deciduous trees, particularly oaks, the Honey Fungus starts to emerge in clusters on deadwood.

The scaly skin of a Mosaic Puffball and favouring unimproved grassland help identify this widespread but occasional fungus. Wind disperses their mic Stock Photo

RM2GK3EAJ–The scaly skin of a Mosaic Puffball and favouring unimproved grassland help identify this widespread but occasional fungus. Wind disperses their mic

Yellow Brain is a common vivid coloured jelly-fungus that is parasitic on Peniphra fungus mycelium and not on the fruiting body. It is common on hazel Stock Photo

RM2DH9M6B–Yellow Brain is a common vivid coloured jelly-fungus that is parasitic on Peniphra fungus mycelium and not on the fruiting body. It is common on hazel

RFJN2F4T–fungi

Yellow Brain is a common vivid coloured jelly-fungus that is parasitic on Peniphra fungus mycelium and not on the fruit body. It is common on hazel Stock Photo

RM2DH9M6G–Yellow Brain is a common vivid coloured jelly-fungus that is parasitic on Peniphra fungus mycelium and not on the fruit body. It is common on hazel

RFJN2FA4–fungi

RFJKJ8T5–fungi

RM2DH9M60–Yellow Brain is a common vivid coloured jelly-fungus that is parasitic on Peniphra fungus mycelium and not on the fruiting body. It is common on hazel

RFJKJ8X1–fungi

RFJJH5GN–fungi

Fan shaped layers of Greasy Bracket are pale when the fruiting body is young with a felty texture. They harden and turn darker brown as they age Stock Photo

RM2DHHYNP–Fan shaped layers of Greasy Bracket are pale when the fruiting body is young with a felty texture. They harden and turn darker brown as they age

One of the most virulent-wood rotting fungi, Wet Rot requires a constant supply of moisture. it proliferates in wet mixed woodlands and can spread to Stock Photo

RM2DC0JK9–One of the most virulent-wood rotting fungi, Wet Rot requires a constant supply of moisture. it proliferates in wet mixed woodlands and can spread to

When it matures and is ready to disperse spores in vast quantities, the Giant Puffball turns brown and cracks open releasing the windblown spores. Stock Photo

RM2RR8GX0–When it matures and is ready to disperse spores in vast quantities, the Giant Puffball turns brown and cracks open releasing the windblown spores.

The Common Funnel is widespread in woodlands and has a distinctive shape and structure. The funnel shape becomes pronounced when it is mature Stock Photo

RM2K6JHNA–The Common Funnel is widespread in woodlands and has a distinctive shape and structure. The funnel shape becomes pronounced when it is mature

RFJJH5AK–fungi

The Veiled Poisonpie is easy to identify with its two-tone cape and the persistent veil remnants around the rim. Common in woodland they are toxic Stock Photo

RM2K72YMX–The Veiled Poisonpie is easy to identify with its two-tone cape and the persistent veil remnants around the rim. Common in woodland they are toxic

RFJJH53H–fungi

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