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Hygrophorus Stock Photos and Images

Elfenbein-Schneckling, Elfenbeinschneckling, Elfenbeinpilz, Schneckling, Hygrophorus eburneus, Agaricus eburneus, Gymnopus eburneus, Limacium eburneum Stock Photo

RMKEEHX7–Elfenbein-Schneckling, Elfenbeinschneckling, Elfenbeinpilz, Schneckling, Hygrophorus eburneus, Agaricus eburneus, Gymnopus eburneus, Limacium eburneum

Hygrophorus piceae, white woodwax mushroom from Finland Stock Photo

RF2BAKWJD–Hygrophorus piceae, white woodwax mushroom from Finland

Macro shot of mushrooms Hygrophorus squamulosus PA USA 2008 Stock Photo

RFB40JAD–Macro shot of mushrooms Hygrophorus squamulosus PA USA 2008

Ivory Woodwax Fungi - Hygrophorus eburneus, growing in Beech leaf litter Stock Photo

RM2K8513B–Ivory Woodwax Fungi - Hygrophorus eburneus, growing in Beech leaf litter

Ivory Waxy Cap, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany / (Hygrophorus eburneus) | Elfenbein-Schneckling, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Deutschland Stock Photo

RMK1WKR5–Ivory Waxy Cap, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany / (Hygrophorus eburneus) | Elfenbein-Schneckling, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Deutschland

hygrophorus piceae, a snow white mushroom from the Pacific Northwest Stock Photo

RMDGN25R–hygrophorus piceae, a snow white mushroom from the Pacific Northwest

Hygrophorus camarophyllus, known as Arched Woodwax, wild mushroom from Finland Stock Photo

RF2H9H9FY–Hygrophorus camarophyllus, known as Arched Woodwax, wild mushroom from Finland

Uturned Golden-tooth Waxycap,Hygrophorus chrysodon, in woodland. Beautiful closeup shot. Stock Photo

RFPT1K23–Uturned Golden-tooth Waxycap,Hygrophorus chrysodon, in woodland. Beautiful closeup shot.

Hygrophorus sp mushrooms growing in a northern New Jersey woodland Stock Photo

RMAGCJ8G–Hygrophorus sp mushrooms growing in a northern New Jersey woodland

Hygrophorus korhonenii, woodwax or waxy cap mushrooms from Finland Stock Photo

RF2AF3PJR–Hygrophorus korhonenii, woodwax or waxy cap mushrooms from Finland

Larch waxy cap (Hygrophorus speciosus), Santa Catalina Mountains, Tucson, Arizona, USA Stock Photo

RM2K38PMC–Larch waxy cap (Hygrophorus speciosus), Santa Catalina Mountains, Tucson, Arizona, USA

Clay Waxy Cap (Hygrophorus discoideus), Baden-Württemberg, Germany Stock Photo

RFE9AYP0–Clay Waxy Cap (Hygrophorus discoideus), Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Hygrophorus conicus ('Witches Hat') mushroom - Beaver Lake, Victoria BC Stock Photo

RME1WX6X–Hygrophorus conicus ('Witches Hat') mushroom - Beaver Lake, Victoria BC

blotched woodwax, (Hygrophorus erubescens) Stock Photo

RMPPT46T–blotched woodwax, (Hygrophorus erubescens)

White Woodwax or Waxy Cap Mushroom Hygrophorus piceae Growing Among Moss on Forest Floor Stock Photo

RM2HF0FYP–White Woodwax or Waxy Cap Mushroom Hygrophorus piceae Growing Among Moss on Forest Floor

almond woodwax (Hygrophorus agathosmus), almond woodwax in moss in moist forest, Germany, Rhineland-Palatinate Stock Photo

RMBMCP7J–almond woodwax (Hygrophorus agathosmus), almond woodwax in moss in moist forest, Germany, Rhineland-Palatinate

Hygrophorus Discoxanthus - VerfÃ¤rbender Schnecklin Stock Photo

RF2H3F197–Hygrophorus Discoxanthus - VerfÃ¤rbender Schnecklin

Italy, Matt Woodwax, Hygrophorus penarius, Hygrophoraceae Stock Photo

RMEB4AN6–Italy, Matt Woodwax, Hygrophorus penarius, Hygrophoraceae

Spruce woodwax (Hygrophorus piceae), North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany Stock Photo

RM2TBT318–Spruce woodwax (Hygrophorus piceae), North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

RMKEEHWJ–Elfenbein-Schneckling, Elfenbeinschneckling, Elfenbeinpilz, Schneckling, Hygrophorus eburneus, Agaricus eburneus, Gymnopus eburneus, Limacium eburneum

Elfenbeinschneckling, Hygrophorus eburneus, forest floor, medium close-up, Stock Photo

RMH4BHY1–Elfenbeinschneckling, Hygrophorus eburneus, forest floor, medium close-up,

RF2MXD1X6–Ivory Woodwax Fungi - Hygrophorus eburneus, growing in Beech leaf litter.

Hygrophorus russula, a large pink mushroom found in the Pacific Northwest. This one is in the Cascade Mountains of central Oregon. Not edible. Stock Photo

RM2D7EXM9–Hygrophorus russula, a large pink mushroom found in the Pacific Northwest. This one is in the Cascade Mountains of central Oregon. Not edible.

Mushroom in the forest, black dotted snail, Hygrophorus pustulatus, autumn mushroom variety, Bavaria, Germany, Europe Stock Photo

RM2EAB19A–Mushroom in the forest, black dotted snail, Hygrophorus pustulatus, autumn mushroom variety, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

Herald of Winter Hygrophorus hypothejus mushroom growing on grass in the Highlands of Scotland Stock Photo

RM2FMJH9A–Herald of Winter Hygrophorus hypothejus mushroom growing on grass in the Highlands of Scotland

Hygrophorus leucophaeus, Hygrophoraceae. Growing in Beech Leaf Litter. August, Ashridge, Hertfordshire. Uncommon. Stock Photo

RFC02032–Hygrophorus leucophaeus, Hygrophoraceae. Growing in Beech Leaf Litter. August, Ashridge, Hertfordshire. Uncommon.

Ivory woodwax fungus, Hygrophorus eburneus Stock Photo

RF2E0427A–Ivory woodwax fungus, Hygrophorus eburneus

RMAGCJ7P–Hygrophorus sp mushrooms growing in a northern New Jersey woodland

RF2AF6M8T–Hygrophorus korhonenii, woodwax or waxy cap mushrooms from Finland

Arched woodwax, Hygrophorus camarophyllus growing among moss Stock Photo

RF2FMW2NN–Arched woodwax, Hygrophorus camarophyllus growing among moss

Hygrophorus olivaceoalbus, known as the olive wax cap, wild mushrooms from Finland Stock Photo

RF2BAF9AT–Hygrophorus olivaceoalbus, known as the olive wax cap, wild mushrooms from Finland

Spruce Waxy Cap (Hygrophorus piceae), Baden-Württemberg, Germany Stock Photo

RFE9AYP1–Spruce Waxy Cap (Hygrophorus piceae), Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Hygrophorus agathosmus, known as the gray almond waxy cap or the almond woodwax, wild mushrooms from Finland Stock Photo

RF2A9KN68–Hygrophorus agathosmus, known as the gray almond waxy cap or the almond woodwax, wild mushrooms from Finland

Gold Flecked Woodwax mushroom, (Hygrophorus chrysodon) Stock Photo

RMPPT44J–Gold Flecked Woodwax mushroom, (Hygrophorus chrysodon)

Hygrophorus hypothejus, known as herald of the winter, late fall waxy cap or yellow-gilled waxcap, edible mushrooms from Finland Stock Photo

RF2BAKJ0X–Hygrophorus hypothejus, known as herald of the winter, late fall waxy cap or yellow-gilled waxcap, edible mushrooms from Finland

Pair of blushing waxycap, Hygrophorus pudorinus growing among moss Stock Photo

RF2FMW2WG–Pair of blushing waxycap, Hygrophorus pudorinus growing among moss

RF2HA3PK4–Hygrophorus camarophyllus, known as Arched Woodwax, wild mushroom from Finland

RMEB4AN1–Italy, Matt Woodwax, Hygrophorus Penarius, Hygrophoraceae

RF2H9H9G2–Hygrophorus camarophyllus, known as Arched Woodwax, wild mushroom from Finland

RMKEEHW7–Elfenbein-Schneckling, Elfenbeinschneckling, Elfenbeinpilz, Schneckling, Hygrophorus eburneus, Agaricus eburneus, Gymnopus eburneus, Limacium eburneum

Hygrophorus agathosmus, known as the gray almond waxy cap or the almond woodwax Stock Photo

RFRFDM72–Hygrophorus agathosmus, known as the gray almond waxy cap or the almond woodwax

RF2MMTE09–Ivory Woodwax Fungi - Hygrophorus eburneus, growing in Beech leaf litter.

Hygrophorus agathosmus, commonly known as the gray almond waxy cap or the almond woodwax Stock Photo

RFR6PC5N–Hygrophorus agathosmus, commonly known as the gray almond waxy cap or the almond woodwax

RM2D7EXCG–Hygrophorus russula, a large pink mushroom found in the Pacific Northwest. This one is in the Cascade Mountains of central Oregon. Not edible.

RM2FMJH95–Herald of Winter Hygrophorus hypothejus mushroom growing on grass in the Highlands of Scotland

RM2D86KK6–Hygrophorus russula, a large pink mushroom found in the Pacific Northwest. This one is in the Cascade Mountains of central Oregon. Not edible.

Hygrophorus olivaceoalbus, known as the olive wax cap, wild mushrooms. Stock Photo

RF2N5FTX0–Hygrophorus olivaceoalbus, known as the olive wax cap, wild mushrooms.

Gold flecked woodwax or Hygrophorus chrysodon mushrooms in natural habitat Stock Photo

RFRBR3MF–Gold flecked woodwax or Hygrophorus chrysodon mushrooms in natural habitat

RF2N5FXC4–Ivory Woodwax Fungi - Hygrophorus eburneus, growing in Beech leaf litter.

Mushroom in the forest, Hygrophorus pustulatus, autumn mushroom variety, Bavaria, Germany, Europe Stock Photo

RM2DFDHN3–Mushroom in the forest, Hygrophorus pustulatus, autumn mushroom variety, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

RF2MXD1K1–Ivory Woodwax Fungi - Hygrophorus eburneus Growing in Beech leaf litter.

Blotched Woodwax Hygrophorus erubescens fungi fruting bodies growing a mossy stump Stock Photo

RMCBXN9B–Blotched Woodwax Hygrophorus erubescens fungi fruting bodies growing a mossy stump

Hygrophorus agathosmus, commonly known as the gray almond waxy cap or the almond woodwax. Görvälns naturreservat, Sweden. Stock Photo

RF2AHB4TB–Hygrophorus agathosmus, commonly known as the gray almond waxy cap or the almond woodwax. Görvälns naturreservat, Sweden.

A pair of smoky waxgill mushrooms (Hygrophorus camarophyllus) growing among moss, Wagner Bog, Alberta Stock Photo

RMDBCN41–A pair of smoky waxgill mushrooms (Hygrophorus camarophyllus) growing among moss, Wagner Bog, Alberta

Hygrophorus eburneus, commonly known as the ivory waxy cap or the cowboy's handkerchief growing in Görvälns naturreservat, Sweden. Stock Photo

RF2AHB52K–Hygrophorus eburneus, commonly known as the ivory waxy cap or the cowboy's handkerchief growing in Görvälns naturreservat, Sweden.

Lone red wax-cap Hygrophorus sp. mushroom on tree bark a typical fungi found in British Woodland Stock Photo

RMEF96EF–Lone red wax-cap Hygrophorus sp. mushroom on tree bark a typical fungi found in British Woodland

RMBTKPNG–hygrophorus eburneus

Orange-gilled Waxy Cap and Fallen Rhododendron Blossoms in the Big Timbers Natural Area, Pennsylvania Stock Photo

RM2P538MW–Orange-gilled Waxy Cap and Fallen Rhododendron Blossoms in the Big Timbers Natural Area, Pennsylvania

RMAGCJ7X–Hygrophorus sp mushrooms growing in a northern New Jersey woodland

Ivory Waxy Cap, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany / (Hygrophorus eburneus) / Ivory Woodwax Stock Photo

RMDTW9T2–Ivory Waxy Cap, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany / (Hygrophorus eburneus) / Ivory Woodwax

Cute red wild mushroom in moss (Hygrocybe punicea) Stock Photo

RMEGEFJF–Cute red wild mushroom in moss (Hygrocybe punicea)

RFR6PC4X–Hygrophorus agathosmus, commonly known as the gray almond waxy cap or the almond woodwax

RMDTW9T1–Ivory Waxy Cap, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany / (Hygrophorus eburneus) / Ivory Woodwax

FUNGI: YELLOW WAX CAP: HYGROPHORUS CHLOROPHANUS Stock Photo

RM2A7KP5M–FUNGI: YELLOW WAX CAP: HYGROPHORUS CHLOROPHANUS

shield mushroom hygrophorus hypothejus Stock Photo

RMHB8264–shield mushroom hygrophorus hypothejus

RMK1WKTT–Ivory Waxy Cap, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany / (Hygrophorus eburneus) | Elfenbein-Schneckling, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Deutschland

Wild, edible Hygrophorus chrysodon or Gold flecked woodwax mushrooms in natural habitat, vertical orientation Stock Photo

RFRBR3M9–Wild, edible Hygrophorus chrysodon or Gold flecked woodwax mushrooms in natural habitat, vertical orientation

Group of Golden Waxcap, Hygrocybe chlorophana, fungi in grazed grassland, Corfe Common, Dorset. Stock Photo

RM2DF5MD3–Group of Golden Waxcap, Hygrocybe chlorophana, fungi in grazed grassland, Corfe Common, Dorset.

RM2DFDHNW–Mushroom in the forest, Hygrophorus pustulatus, autumn mushroom variety, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

RF2MMTDAR–Ivory Woodwax Fungi - Hygrophorus eburneus Growing in Beech leaf litter.

Waxgill fungi Agaricales species Stock Photo

RF2BNFCH0–Waxgill fungi Agaricales species

Bright orange colored Hygrocybe mushroom close up Stock Photo

RF2D0YYXE–Bright orange colored Hygrocybe mushroom close up

Cantharellus cibarius / Chanterelle, Hygrophorus virgineus, Hygrophorus pratensis & Marasmius oreades in Mordecai Cooke's 'British Edible Fungi', 1891 Stock Photo

RM2GA0MB1–Cantharellus cibarius / Chanterelle, Hygrophorus virgineus, Hygrophorus pratensis & Marasmius oreades in Mordecai Cooke's 'British Edible Fungi', 1891

Arched woodwax, Hygrophorus camarophyllus isolated on white background Stock Photo

RF2FN3KMH–Arched woodwax, Hygrophorus camarophyllus isolated on white background

Hygrophorus hypothejus growing on the forest floor Stock Photo

RFRAF9FP–Hygrophorus hypothejus growing on the forest floor

RMBTKPT0–Hygrophorus latitabundus

Olive Wax Cap (Hygrophorus olivaceoalbus) possesses antibiotic-like compounds and is an important source of antibiotics. Germany Stock Photo

RM2H70P03–Olive Wax Cap (Hygrophorus olivaceoalbus) possesses antibiotic-like compounds and is an important source of antibiotics. Germany

A person holding an orange mushroom Hygrophorus sp showing the gills on the underside of the cap Stock Photo

RMAGCJ7W–A person holding an orange mushroom Hygrophorus sp showing the gills on the underside of the cap

RMDGN271–hygrophorus piceae, a snow white mushroom from the Pacific Northwest

RMB8C6DX–HYGROPHORUS FUNGUS

RFRA4MNE–Hygrophorus agathosmus, commonly known as the gray almond waxy cap or the almond woodwax

A Group of Hygrophorus Mushrooms Stock Photo

RF2WC76J8–A Group of Hygrophorus Mushrooms

Hygrophorus hedrychii, known as Sweet woodwax, wild mushroom from Finland Stock Photo

RF2H9P3AH–Hygrophorus hedrychii, known as Sweet woodwax, wild mushroom from Finland

Hygrophorus agathosmus with leaves in wild forest. Stock Photo

RF2BG00FE–Hygrophorus agathosmus with leaves in wild forest.

RF2A865H4–Hygrophorus hedrychii, known as Sweet woodwax, wild mushroom from Finland

Hygrophorus pudorinus or Rosy woodwax wild mushrooms, beautiful, but not toxic nor edible, in natural habitat, mountain forest in autumn Stock Photo

RFT3J5AY–Hygrophorus pudorinus or Rosy woodwax wild mushrooms, beautiful, but not toxic nor edible, in natural habitat, mountain forest in autumn

RF2A865H8–Hygrophorus hedrychii, known as Sweet woodwax, wild mushroom from Finland

RM2DF5MFJ–Group of Golden Waxcap, Hygrocybe chlorophana, fungi in grazed grassland, Corfe Common, Dorset.

Hygrophorus olivaceoalbus, known as the olive wax cap, mushrooms from Finland Stock Photo

RF2AF6CPT–Hygrophorus olivaceoalbus, known as the olive wax cap, mushrooms from Finland

RF2P66TKM–Ivory Woodwax Fungi - Hygrophorus eburneus Growing in Beech leaf litter.

Hygrocybe miniata, also called Hygrophorus miniatus, commonly known as vermilion waxcap, wild mushroom from Finland Stock Photo

RF2M8AETK–Hygrocybe miniata, also called Hygrophorus miniatus, commonly known as vermilion waxcap, wild mushroom from Finland

RF2BNFAWM–Waxgill fungi Agaricales species

Agaricus dealbatus [Ivory Funnel / Clitocybe dealbata] & Hygrophorus virgineus [Snowy Waxcap / Cuphophyllus virgineus] in Cooke's 'Plain & Easy Fungi' Stock Photo

RM2G9GG92–Agaricus dealbatus [Ivory Funnel / Clitocybe dealbata] & Hygrophorus virgineus [Snowy Waxcap / Cuphophyllus virgineus] in Cooke's 'Plain & Easy Fungi'