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Close Up of Mushroom Growing on Tree Bark

A detailed view of a mushroom emerging from the bark of a tree, showcasing its spore-producing structure and textured surface. The mushroom is firmly attached to the tree, highlighting the symbiotic relationship between fungi and trees in the forest ecosystem.

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