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The dough on a mold.

blue mold close up background, macro photography

dense white growth on a tree, parasitic fungus

Wet mold on a tree stump.

Isolated of a moldy orange

Fungal mold in food

Moldy pork fat close up.

Moldy Rotten Orange Fruit and Fungus Details isolated on white background.

Macro shot of bright cyan-colored crystals contrasting with a dark rocky terrain.

Blue mold close up background, macro photography

Leocarpus fragilis yellow plasmodium, greenish-yellow protozoan, crawling along wall and plant remains lights by flash

Unhealthy green mold on tangerine

mold on pickled cucumbers, botulism bacteria. natural texture

Green mold

Rhizopus (bread mold) is a genus of common saprophytic fungi, macro photo

Rotten salmon, covered with mold and bacteria in plastic lunchbox.

part of a pack of spoiled butter with mold. violation of the rules for the storage of dairy products.

View of moldy surface of a slice of bread.

bad melon with black spots from mold and mildew, spoiled food covered with mold and dangerous to health

Baked, Bread, Food, Food and Drink, Loaf of Bread

Decayed bananas isolated on white background

Mold fungus in microscope.

Fungus attacking wooden elements in structures, close-up image

Muldy Yoghurt

The texture of a rotten apple in a macro photo

A mold or mould is one of the structures that certain fungi can form.

tangerine with mold on a white background. Citrus with fungus. Spoiled product

Slice of cheese on parchment paper with green mold.

Eriosoma lanigerum, the woolly apple aphid or American blight is an aphid in the superfamily Aphidoidea in the order Hemiptera. It is important pest of apple trees in orchards.

Molly raspberries, macro shot

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