File:Fungi collage.jpg

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English: A series of fungi. Individual descriptions can be found on the source pages listed below.

Русский: Разнообразие грибов. Отдельные описания см. на страницах изображений, перечисленных ниже.

Date

26 February 2009

Source

Sources clockwise from top left: File:Amanita muscaria tyndrum.jpg, File:Scarlet elf cap cadnant dingle.jpg, File:Mouldy bread alt.jpg, File:Spizellomycete.jpg, File:Aspergillus.jpg

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BorgQueen

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Fungus

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File change date and time	20:46, 26 February 2009
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