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Knobbly soft coral sp3 Carijoa sp3 in Fujairah UAE Oman gulf

Knobbly soft coral sp3 Carijoa sp3 in Fujairah UAE Oman gulf

Car Lister Jaguar Knobbly BHL 16 from 1958

Car Lister Jaguar Knobbly BHL 16 from 1958

Big Nose Guy Cartoon Character

Big Nose Guy Cartoon Character

Root Ginger

Knobbly Sea Star, Mabul Island, Sabah

Knobbly Sea Star, Mabul Island, Sabah

Humpback Whale Color Drawing

Humpback Whale Color Drawing

Root Ginger

Stop

Arthritic worker

Arthritic worker

Ancient knobbly shaped tree

Ancient knobbly shaped tree

Halt

Stop the Party

Knobbly Sea Star, Mabul Island, Sabah

Knobbly Sea Star, Mabul Island, Sabah

Arthritic worker

Arthritic worker

Arthritic worker

Arthritic worker

Old window closed

Closed window on an old wooden wall. Closed window on an old wooden wall

Reptile, lizard

Old dead oak tree trunk, wrapped with dead twisted ivy. Old dead oak tree trunk, wrapped with dead twisted ivy.

Odd fruit at Taroko Gorge, Taiwan. Odd fruit at Taroko Gorge, Taiwan

Sea-urchin macro

Great detail and colour in this macro shot of a sea-urchin. Great detail and colour in this macro shot of a sea-urchin

Old window closed

Closed window on an old wooden wall. Closed window on an old wooden wall

Old window closed

Closed window on an old wooden wall. Closed window on an old wooden wall

Old window closed

closed window on an old wooden wall. closed window on an old wooden wall

Hericium coralloides.

Description The coral tooth fungus (Hericium coralloides) has been described as our most beautiful species of fungus. It is a member of the group called 'tooth fungi', because their fruit bodies produce tooth-like spines These spines serve the same function (producing spores) as the more familiar gills found on mushrooms The coral tooth fungus is pale whitish in colour, and has branches from which long, fine spines hang down like icicles. When young, the species has a more 'knobbly' appearance and is said to resemble a coral. Description The coral tooth fungus (Hericium coralloides) has been described as our most beautiful species of fungus. It is a member of the group called 'tooth fungi', because their fruit bodies produce tooth-like spines These spines serve the same function (producing spores) as the more familiar gills found on mushrooms The coral tooth fungus is pale whitish in colour, and has branches from which long, fine spines hang down like icicles. When young, the species has a more 'knobbly' appearance and is said to resemble a coral.

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