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  • Damage and rot caused by insects on a Stapelia plant. Stapelia is a genus of low-growing, spineless, stem succulent plants, predominantly from South Africa. A handful of species are commonly cultivated as pot plants and are even used as rockery plants in countries where the climate permits. Stapelia are good container plants and can grow well under full sun and light to moderate watering. They should be planted in well-drained compost as the stems are prone to rotting if kept moist for long
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  • Anthracnose on a cabbage. Anthracnose is a mould that infects vegetables and plants. It initially appears on the skin surface as small water-soaked spots before spreading and deepening into the inner tissues of the plant. Eventually large rotted holes form, allowing other organisms to enter the fruit and rot it completely.
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  • Rotting tangerines on the ground under a tree
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  • Toadstool grows on a rotting tree trunk. Photographed in Stubaital, Tyrol, Austria in September
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  • Rotting Huernia hystrix  (Porcupine Huernia) The dark brown stem (back) is rotting due to over watering. This is an evergreen, prostrate to erect, low-growing, succulent, leafless, perennial plant. It forms a small clump of five-angled stems, usually up to 8cm long and around 1cm in diameter.
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  • Rotting Huernia hystrix  (Porcupine Huernia) The dark brown stem (back) is rotting due to over watering. This is an evergreen, prostrate to erect, low-growing, succulent, leafless, perennial plant. It forms a small clump of five-angled stems, usually up to 8cm long and around 1cm in diameter.
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  • over ripe and rotting pomegranate on a tree
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  • Huernia hystrix  (Porcupine Huernia) The dark brown stem (right) is rotting due to over watering. This is an evergreen, prostrate to erect, low-growing, succulent, leafless, perennial plant. It forms a small clump of five-angled stems, usually up to 8cm long and around 1cm in diameter.
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  • Huernia hystrix  (Porcupine Huernia) The dark brown stem (right) is rotting due to over watering. This is an evergreen, prostrate to erect, low-growing, succulent, leafless, perennial plant. It forms a small clump of five-angled stems, usually up to 8cm long and around 1cm in diameter.
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  • Delicatula integrella mushroom growing out of a rotting pine branch. Photographed in Israel in January
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  • over ripe and rotting pomegranate on a tree
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  • Home care. a room is being re plastered and is ready for painting. The plaster was redone due to dampness in the wall that allowed the growth of mould
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  • Home care. a room is being re plastered and is ready for painting. The plaster was redone due to dampness in the wall that allowed the growth of mould
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  • Home care. a room is being re plastered and is ready for painting. The plaster was redone due to dampness in the wall that allowed the growth of mould
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  • Home care. a room is being re plastered and is ready for painting. The plaster was redone due to dampness in the wall that allowed the growth of mould
    SL_Home-care_LS2_1003.jpg
  • Mouldy citrus clementine fruit. Penicillium sp. fungus growing on a Citrus fruit. The fungus has spread over the surface of the fruit, producing a network (mycelium, white) of fine filaments (hyphae). It has also produced spores (green/grey), which may spread to infect other fruit. The fungus penetrates downwards into the fruit, digesting and absorbing nutrients. Most or all of the fruit will have decayed within a few days.
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  • Mouldy citrus clementine fruit. Penicillium sp. fungus growing on a Citrus fruit. The fungus has spread over the surface of the fruit, producing a network (mycelium, white) of fine filaments (hyphae). It has also produced spores (green/grey), which may spread to infect other fruit. The fungus penetrates downwards into the fruit, digesting and absorbing nutrients. Most or all of the fruit will have decayed within a few days.
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  • succulent leaf damaged by excessive exposure to harsh sunlight
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  • Mold grows on a bedroom wall due to dampness
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  • succulent leaf damaged by excessive exposure to harsh sunlight
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  • succulent leaf damaged by excessive exposure to harsh sunlight
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  • Close up of an old unkempt stone wall of an old templer building in Beit Lehem Haglilit, Israel. Bethlehem of the Galilee is a small community located in the western Galilee (northern Israel) was founded by the Haifa Templers in 1906
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  • Cyathus olla is a species of saprobic fungus in the genus Cyathus, family Nidulariaceae. The fruit bodies resemble tiny bird's nests filled with "eggs"
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  • hiking trail along Schluchtsee at Schluhuwanapark, Grafenhausen, State Park , black forest, Germany
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  • hiking trail along Schluchtsee at Schluhuwanapark, Grafenhausen, State Park , black forest, Germany
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  • Mold grows on the interior of a bedroom wall due to dampness
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  • Mold grows on a bedroom wall due to dampness
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  • Mold grows on a bedroom wall due to dampness
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  • Mold grows on a bedroom wall due to dampness
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  • Dairy Farm. Cows are given surplus bell peppers to eat. Surplus vegetables are fed to livestock to prevent flooding the market with products and having to cut prices
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  • Mouldy fridge stored Cucumber. Close-up of mould (Rhizopus sp.) growing on a cucumber. The cucumber has become overgrown with fungal mycelium, a network of branching hyphae (thin threads). Some of the hyphae bear fruiting bodies, or sporangia (black dots), the reproductive part of the fungi that contain spores, the reproductive cell.
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  • Mouldy fridge stored Cucumber. Close-up of mould (Rhizopus sp.) growing on a cucumber. The cucumber has become overgrown with fungal mycelium, a network of branching hyphae (thin threads). Some of the hyphae bear fruiting bodies, or sporangia (black dots), the reproductive part of the fungi that contain spores, the reproductive cell.
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  • Close up of the underside of a beige mushroom showing the gills and stem Photographed in Israel In Winter, January
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  • Judas's Ear (Auricularia auricula-judae) Also known as the Jew's ear, wood ear or jelly ear. is a species of edible Auriculariales fungus found worldwide. Photographed in Israel in December
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  • Gold colored chipped wall background
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  • Gold colored chipped wall background
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  • Due to economic considerations Bell Peppers were not harvested and left to dry in the field
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  • Due to economic considerations Bell Peppers were not harvested and left to dry in the field
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  • Mouldy fridge stored Cucumber. Close-up of mould (Rhizopus sp.) growing on a cucumber. The cucumber has become overgrown with fungal mycelium, a network of branching hyphae (thin threads). Some of the hyphae bear fruiting bodies, or sporangia (black dots), the reproductive part of the fungi that contain spores, the reproductive cell.
    SL_Mould_LS2_0801.jpg
  • moss and leaves draped over rotting pine tree branches. This plant uses trees or rocks for support. It does not harm the tree, so it is termed an epiphyte. Photographed in Stubaital, Tyrol, Austria,
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  • An adult female worker wasp Polistes sp. on a plant's stem. Polistes sp. typically feeds on insects, fresh or rotting meat, even fish. The meat is also fed to developing wasp larvae as a high protein diet. Photographed in Israel in October
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  • succulent leaf damaged by a pest (probably) Silverleaf whitefly (Bemisia tabaci). The leaf is damaged due to the insect molting in the host leaf
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  • succulent leaf damaged by a pest (probably) Silverleaf whitefly (Bemisia tabaci). The leaf is damaged due to the insect molting in the host leaf
    IR_leaf-rot_E3531-Pano.jpg
  • succulent leaf damaged by a pest (probably) Silverleaf whitefly (Bemisia tabaci). The leaf is damaged due to the insect molting in the host leaf
    IR_leaf-rot_E3522.jpg
  • succulent leaf damaged by a pest (probably) Silverleaf whitefly (Bemisia tabaci). The leaf is damaged due to the insect molting in the host leaf
    IR_leaf-rot_E3511.jpg
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