The scaly skin of a Mosaic Puffball and favouring unimproved grassland help identify this widespread but occasional fungus. Wind is dispersing spores
The scaly skin of a Mosaic Puffball and favouring unimproved grassland help identify this widespread but occasional fungus. Wind is dispersing microscopic spores.
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Location: Jugger Howe, North Yorkshire Moors National park
Photo credit: © Nick Greaves / Alamy / Afripics
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