Exuding Collection

Red-belted bracket fungus (Fomitopsis pinicola) exuding guttation drops, Zakopane, Poland

cigar cigarette creative arts exuding fine art
Sexy Girl with Cigarette

Lilium tingrinum, pollen - Pollen grains exuding copious adhesive pollenkitt. Watercolour by Franz Bauer, 1800-1833. Paper, watercolour. Botany Library

Atlas cedar cones
Atlas cedar cone (Cedrus atlantica). This is a mature, two-year-old female cone (seed)

Bleeding canker. Liquid exuding from the trunk of a horse chestnut tree (Aesculus hippocastanum). This pathogen destroys bark, cambial tissue and the phloem (sugar conducting tissue)

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Amidst the enchanting landscapes of Zakopane, Poland, the Red-belted Bracket Fungus (Fomitopsis pinicola) exudes guttation drops, mirroring the artistic allure of a cigar cigarette's intricate swirls. In the realm of creative arts, Webbers and Ectoplasm evoke a similar sense of wonder, their ethereal presence captivating the imagination. Meanwhile, in the natural world, the Lilium tingrinum unveils its pollen, a delicate dance of life's renewal. Two Four-spotted Chasers (Libellula quadrimaculata), newly emerged, exude drops of meconium from their abdomens, marking the beginning of their adult lives. The Atlas Cedar cones stand tall, their resilience echoing the strength of the ancient Atlas Mountains. Yet, even these mighty trees are not immune to the ravages of nature. Bleeding cankers mar their bark, a stark reminder of the delicate balance between life and decay. And in the shadowy corners of the forest, the Stinkhorn fungus exudes its pungent allure, a testament to the power of nature's raw, unfiltered beauty. Each element, from the fungi to the flora, exudes its unique essence, a testament to the intricate web of life that surrounds us.