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Rare Mushroom Catathelasma Imperiale In Spruce Forest. Known As Imperial Mushroom. Two Wild Fungus Growing In The Green Plant.

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Rare mushroom Catathelasma imperiale in spruce forest. Known as imperial mushroom. Two wild fungus growing in the green plant.

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