Willow mushroom hi-res stock photography and images

Willow Sculpture of Cep Mushroom, Kew Royal Botanical Gardens. Stock Photo

RMDJ7RFR–Willow Sculpture of Cep Mushroom, Kew Royal Botanical Gardens.

Exidia recisa, Amber Jelly fungus, growing on willow in Finland Stock Photo

RF2BEYK41–Exidia recisa, Amber Jelly fungus, growing on willow in Finland

Giant mushrooms made from willow by artist Tom Hare. Kew Gardens, London, UK Stock Photo

RMF0TM3P–Giant mushrooms made from willow by artist Tom Hare. Kew Gardens, London, UK

Peniophora rufa, known as red tree brain, wild fungus from Finland Stock Photo

RF2FX08D3–Peniophora rufa, known as red tree brain, wild fungus from Finland

Fungus sculpture in willow by Tom Hare . Kew Gardens, Surrey, England. November, 2013 Stock Photo

RMDHRM05–Fungus sculpture in willow by Tom Hare . Kew Gardens, Surrey, England. November, 2013

Lactarius aspideus, commonly known as willow milkcap, wild mushroom from Finland Stock Photo

RF2H9Y1MK–Lactarius aspideus, commonly known as willow milkcap, wild mushroom from Finland

willow barkspot, (Diatrype bullata) Stock Photo

RMW2YF6W–willow barkspot, (Diatrype bullata)

Lactarius aspideoides, commonly known as the bright yellow milkcap or willow milkcap, wild mushroom from Finland Stock Photo

RF2A76A3M–Lactarius aspideoides, commonly known as the bright yellow milkcap or willow milkcap, wild mushroom from Finland

Young children and giant woven willow Mushroom sculpture at IncrEdibles Festival at Royal Botanic Garden, Kew Gardens, UK Stock Photo

RMDT1YM2–Young children and giant woven willow Mushroom sculpture at IncrEdibles Festival at Royal Botanic Garden, Kew Gardens, UK

Pluteus salicinus, known as the Willow Shield, wild mushroom from Finland Stock Photo

RF2E2RRCK–Pluteus salicinus, known as the Willow Shield, wild mushroom from Finland

Field mushroom (Agaricus campestris) Stock Photo

RM2J3AYXH–Field mushroom (Agaricus campestris)

Pluteus salicinus, known as the Willow Shield, a psychedelic mushroom from Finland Stock Photo

RF2SAADWB–Pluteus salicinus, known as the Willow Shield, a psychedelic mushroom from Finland

Giant parasol, Giant parasol (Macrolepiota procera), Giant parasol mushroom, Parasol mushroom, Mushrooms, Parasol mushrooms in field, Norfolk Stock Photo

RM2FNECNK–Giant parasol, Giant parasol (Macrolepiota procera), Giant parasol mushroom, Parasol mushroom, Mushrooms, Parasol mushrooms in field, Norfolk

RF2HB6T57–Pluteus salicinus, known as the Willow Shield, a psychedelic mushroom from Finland

fresh willow tea tree mushrooms on bamboo strainer Stock Photo

RFERPCAY–fresh willow tea tree mushrooms on bamboo strainer

RF2E1J748–Pluteus salicinus, known as the Willow Shield, a psychedelic mushroom from Finland

dried willow tea tree mushrooms isolated on white background Stock Photo

RFERPCB3–dried willow tea tree mushrooms isolated on white background

Naucoria salicis, commonly known as willow aldercap, mushroom from Finland Stock Photo

RF2S39729–Naucoria salicis, commonly known as willow aldercap, mushroom from Finland

fresh willow tea tree mushrooms isolated on white background Stock Photo

RFERPCAT–fresh willow tea tree mushrooms isolated on white background

Willow Sculpture of Chantarelle Mushroom, Kew Royal Botanical Gardens. Stock Photo

RMDJ7RG3–Willow Sculpture of Chantarelle Mushroom, Kew Royal Botanical Gardens.

Velvet Shank, Winter Mushroom (Flammulina velutipes). Fruit bodies on decaying willow wood. Germany Stock Photo

RM2RYPG24–Velvet Shank, Winter Mushroom (Flammulina velutipes). Fruit bodies on decaying willow wood. Germany

RMF0TM48–Giant mushrooms made from willow by artist Tom Hare. Kew Gardens, London, UK

Mushrooms on willow tree bark Stock Photo

RFM7MX6X–Mushrooms on willow tree bark

Fungus sculpture (Morel) in willow by Tom Hare . Kew Gardens, Surrey, England. November, 2013 Stock Photo

RMDHRKYA–Fungus sculpture (Morel) in willow by Tom Hare . Kew Gardens, Surrey, England. November, 2013

Sheathed Woodtuft, or Kuehneromyces mutabilis mushrooms on old willow stamp, close up view Stock Photo

RF2A73DHJ–Sheathed Woodtuft, or Kuehneromyces mutabilis mushrooms on old willow stamp, close up view

Giant Cep mushroom sculptures at Wakehurst Place. Stock Photo

RMF0A9MH–Giant Cep mushroom sculptures at Wakehurst Place.

Underside of the bracket fungus 'Chicken of the Woods' growing on a Willow at Cheshunt, Herts Stock Photo

RME8K5FX–Underside of the bracket fungus 'Chicken of the Woods' growing on a Willow at Cheshunt, Herts

Bright yellow common sulfur fungus Laetiporus sulphureus on the trunk of an old willow tree Stock Photo

RF2R3G4NT–Bright yellow common sulfur fungus Laetiporus sulphureus on the trunk of an old willow tree

Woven willow mushrooms at Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew, London, UK as part of the IncrEdibles exhibition during 2013 Stock Photo

RMDNWP2A–Woven willow mushrooms at Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew, London, UK as part of the IncrEdibles exhibition during 2013

RF2JMPCFH–Bright yellow common sulfur fungus Laetiporus sulphureus on the trunk of an old willow tree

willow bracket (Phellinus igniarius), at the trunk of a moor birch, Betula pubescens, Germany Stock Photo

RMEBKMKX–willow bracket (Phellinus igniarius), at the trunk of a moor birch, Betula pubescens, Germany

RM2FNECNR–Giant parasol, Giant parasol (Macrolepiota procera), Giant parasol mushroom, Parasol mushroom, Mushrooms, Parasol mushrooms in field, Norfolk

willow bracket (Phellinus igniarius), at a beech trunk, Germany Stock Photo

RMEBK8P1–willow bracket (Phellinus igniarius), at a beech trunk, Germany

Toadstool poisonous mushroom Willow Shield mushroom (Pluteus salicinus) grows in meadows on substrate-rich ground contains poisonous substance psilocy Stock Photo

RF2YBT533–Toadstool poisonous mushroom Willow Shield mushroom (Pluteus salicinus) grows in meadows on substrate-rich ground contains poisonous substance psilocy

Colour photograph of two tiered Blushing bracket polypores growing on-side of Willow branch shot with off camera flash with yellow filter from above. Stock Photo

RFR0MWX7–Colour photograph of two tiered Blushing bracket polypores growing on-side of Willow branch shot with off camera flash with yellow filter from above.

RF2J8KFE4–bright yellow common sulfur, fungus Laetiporus sulphureus on the trunk of an old willow tree

RF2S73HWN–Naucoria salicis, commonly known as willow aldercap, mushroom from Finland

Mushroom gray fire sponge grows on a tree. The top is brown and the bottom of the mushroom is white. Stock Photo

RFPNMGY1–Mushroom gray fire sponge grows on a tree. The top is brown and the bottom of the mushroom is white.

RF2E18TE0–Pluteus salicinus, known as the Willow Shield, wild mushroom from Finland

RMDJ7RFY–Willow Sculpture of Chantarelle Mushroom, Kew Royal Botanical Gardens.

RM2RYPG65–Velvet Shank, Winter Mushroom (Flammulina velutipes). Fruit bodies on decaying willow wood. Germany

Phellinus igniarius (willow bracket) is a bracket fungus found on trees especially willow. It causes white rot and has a global distribution. Stock Photo

RF2XPGRWJ–Phellinus igniarius (willow bracket) is a bracket fungus found on trees especially willow. It causes white rot and has a global distribution.

Fungus sculpture (Ink Caps) in willow by Tom Hare . Kew Gardens, Surrey, England. November, 2013 Stock Photo

RMDHRM0H–Fungus sculpture (Ink Caps) in willow by Tom Hare . Kew Gardens, Surrey, England. November, 2013

Velvet Shank, Winter Mushroom (Flammulina velutipes). Fruit bodies on decaying willow wood in snow. Germany Stock Photo

RM2RYPFTR–Velvet Shank, Winter Mushroom (Flammulina velutipes). Fruit bodies on decaying willow wood in snow. Germany

Two groups of Sheathed Woodtuft, or Kuehneromyces mutabilis mushrooms on old willow stamp, close up view Stock Photo

RF2A73DM9–Two groups of Sheathed Woodtuft, or Kuehneromyces mutabilis mushrooms on old willow stamp, close up view

RME8K5FW–Underside of the bracket fungus 'Chicken of the Woods' growing on a Willow at Cheshunt, Herts

Diamond Willow Fungus, Haploporous odoratus, Migraine Mushroom Stock Photo

RFDX085T–Diamond Willow Fungus, Haploporous odoratus, Migraine Mushroom

RMDNWP42–Woven willow mushrooms at Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew, London, UK as part of the IncrEdibles exhibition during 2013

Willow bracket fungus (Phellinus igniarius) Stock Photo

RM2EFJMBW–Willow bracket fungus (Phellinus igniarius)

Small mushroom in the garden Stock Photo

RF2R3CFHX–Small mushroom in the garden

A tasty and healthy mushroom that grows on tree trunks. Seasonal delicacy. Stock Photo

RF2ARA58M–A tasty and healthy mushroom that grows on tree trunks. Seasonal delicacy.

Pollard willow with fungus against a blue sky Stock Photo

RMT6MK0Y–Pollard willow with fungus against a blue sky

RF2K2R270–bright yellow common sulfur, fungus Laetiporus sulphureus on the trunk of an old willow tree

RFR0MWYH–Colour photograph of two tiered Blushing bracket polypores growing on-side of Willow branch shot with off camera flash with yellow filter from above.

Silver Willow with Sulphur Polypor Stock Photo

RMDH32JW–Silver Willow with Sulphur Polypor

Exidia recisa, willow brain, amber jelly roll, fruiting bodies at a branch, Germany Stock Photo

RMEYYK9P–Exidia recisa, willow brain, amber jelly roll, fruiting bodies at a branch, Germany

Giant Morel Mushroom sculptures at Wakehurst Place. Stock Photo

RMF0A9M8–Giant Morel Mushroom sculptures at Wakehurst Place.

RF2E18TDX–Pluteus salicinus, known as the Willow Shield, wild mushroom from Finland

Willow Sculpture of a Field Mushroom, Kew Royal Botanical Gardens. Stock Photo

RMDJ7RGT–Willow Sculpture of a Field Mushroom, Kew Royal Botanical Gardens.

RF2HB64KH–Pluteus salicinus, known as the Willow Shield, a psychedelic mushroom from Finland

Willow bracket (Phellinus igniarius) Stock Photo

RMFYD67J–Willow bracket (Phellinus igniarius)

RF2HB64MJ–Pluteus salicinus, known as the Willow Shield, a psychedelic mushroom from Finland

RM2RYPFW0–Velvet Shank, Winter Mushroom (Flammulina velutipes). Fruit bodies on decaying willow wood in snow. Germany

RF2DYP0EP–Pluteus salicinus, known as the Willow Shield, a psychedelic mushroom from Finland

RME8K554–Underside of the bracket fungus 'Chicken of the Woods' growing on a Willow at Cheshunt, Herts

mushroom laetiporus called chicken of the woods Stock Photo

RF2Y4HGXA–mushroom laetiporus called chicken of the woods

RMDNWP4G–Woven willow mushrooms at Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew, London, UK as part of the IncrEdibles exhibition during 2013

RM2EFJNAE–Willow bracket fungus (Phellinus igniarius)

Willow Bracket fungus (Phellinus igniarius) on host tree Stock Photo

RFJ5RPJJ–Willow Bracket fungus (Phellinus igniarius) on host tree

A bracket fungus, Blushing bracket, Daedalopsis confragosa, on fallen willow trunk. Stock Photo

RM2DDFD74–A bracket fungus, Blushing bracket, Daedalopsis confragosa, on fallen willow trunk.

RF2ATKC9A–A tasty and healthy mushroom that grows on tree trunks. Seasonal delicacy.

the mushroom season began, the mushrooms are picked up in a basket in the woods Stock Photo

RF2R3E98Y–the mushroom season began, the mushrooms are picked up in a basket in the woods

RFR0MWY6–Colour photograph of two tiered Blushing bracket polypores growing on-side of Willow branch shot with off camera flash with yellow filter from above.

Willow bud with drops of water in the wild in the early spring morning after the rain Stock Photo

RMHW554B–Willow bud with drops of water in the wild in the early spring morning after the rain

willow basket full crust raw appetizing edible mushrooms under red caps prepare for cook Stock Photo

RFK5PMFT–willow basket full crust raw appetizing edible mushrooms under red caps prepare for cook

Mushroom in the autumnal primeval forest Baumweg, forest, hat forest, tree, Oldenburger Muensterland, Emstek, Lower Saxony, Germany Stock Photo

RF2D7PY9E–Mushroom in the autumnal primeval forest Baumweg, forest, hat forest, tree, Oldenburger Muensterland, Emstek, Lower Saxony, Germany

Brightly colored yellow bracket fungus (Laetiporus sulphureus) on a willow tree. Also known as Chicken of the woods, sulphur polypore, crab-of-the-woo Stock Photo

RF2G0YW7K–Brightly colored yellow bracket fungus (Laetiporus sulphureus) on a willow tree. Also known as Chicken of the woods, sulphur polypore, crab-of-the-woo

Willow Sculpture of Mushrooms, Kew Royal Botanical Gardens. Stock Photo

RMDJ7RGM–Willow Sculpture of Mushrooms, Kew Royal Botanical Gardens.

Dryad’s Saddle, The largest capped mushroom in the UK starting early in the year and sometimes lasting until the end of Summer. Stock Photo

RF2JP58BK–Dryad’s Saddle, The largest capped mushroom in the UK starting early in the year and sometimes lasting until the end of Summer.

RMFYD680–Willow bracket (Phellinus igniarius)

The Willow Bracket (Phellinus igniarius) is an inedible mushroom , stacked macro photo Stock Photo

RF2DHM5R5–The Willow Bracket (Phellinus igniarius) is an inedible mushroom , stacked macro photo

Exidia recisa, willow brain, amber jelly roll, Amber Jelly, fruiting bodies at a branch, Germany Stock Photo

RMEYYK9K–Exidia recisa, willow brain, amber jelly roll, Amber Jelly, fruiting bodies at a branch, Germany

RF2DYP0EM–Pluteus salicinus, known as the Willow Shield, a psychedelic mushroom from Finland

RF2DHM5PP–The Willow Bracket (Phellinus igniarius) is an inedible mushroom , stacked macro photo

RF2E97KFT–Pluteus salicinus, known as the Willow Shield, a psychedelic mushroom from Finland

RMDNWP35–Woven willow mushrooms at Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew, London, UK as part of the IncrEdibles exhibition during 2013

Hypocreopsis, lichenoides, also called Hypocrea riccioidea, commonly known as Willow Gloves, wild mushroom from Finland Stock Photo

RF2E9KNWA–Hypocreopsis, lichenoides, also called Hypocrea riccioidea, commonly known as Willow Gloves, wild mushroom from Finland

RM2EFJMM3–Willow bracket fungus (Phellinus igniarius)

Weidenfeuerschwamm, Weiden-Feuerschwamm, Gemeiner Feuerschwamm, Feuerschwamm, Grauer Feuerschwamm, Schwarzer Feuerschwamm, Aschgrauer Feuerschwamm, wä Stock Photo

RM2T1PED4–Weidenfeuerschwamm, Weiden-Feuerschwamm, Gemeiner Feuerschwamm, Feuerschwamm, Grauer Feuerschwamm, Schwarzer Feuerschwamm, Aschgrauer Feuerschwamm, wä

Exidia recisa (common name willow brain or amber jelly roll) growing in Görvälns naturreservat, Järfälla, Sweden Stock Photo

RF2AHB44T–Exidia recisa (common name willow brain or amber jelly roll) growing in Görvälns naturreservat, Järfälla, Sweden

RFE1M76N–Pollard willow with fungus against a blue sky

RFR0MWXG–Colour photograph of two tiered Blushing bracket polypores growing on-side of Willow branch shot with off camera flash with yellow filter from above.

RF2J72JM1–bright yellow common sulfur fungus Laetiporus sulphureus on the trunk of an old willow tree

Chepstow, Wales – Aug 14: woven willow mushrooms and plants decorate and protect a marquee guy rope on 14 Aug 2015 at The Green Gathering Festival Stock Photo

RMPD4HB7–Chepstow, Wales – Aug 14: woven willow mushrooms and plants decorate and protect a marquee guy rope on 14 Aug 2015 at The Green Gathering Festival