Fungal Reproduction and Germination | Ustilago segetum and Perospora infestans Species – A4 Print Download

This illustration features a variety of fungi, highlighting their unique fruiting bodies and spore structures. Coccinea presents a bright orange, cup-shaped form, while Bulgaria inquinans shows a distinct, cup-like structure. Axybolus Trifurcus is depicted with elongated spore-producing stalks. Additionally, the Perzeae species, Perzya abelina and Perzya acalabulum, showcase complex, layered forms. These fungi are detailed with cross-sectional views, offering a scientific insight into their reproductive anatomy.

Perfect for mycology enthusiasts, botanical collectors, and vintage art lovers.

What’s Included

• Digital Download: A4 (210 x 297 mm) high-resolution PDF
• Print-Ready: Optimized for home or professional printing
• Archival Detail: Carefully restored for clarity while preserving original coloration

About the Source

Originally published in Paris in 1855, Histoire Naturelle des Champignons is a cornerstone of early mycological illustration. This plate is part of our curated “Fungi Series,” selected for its scientific value and aesthetic impact.

Note: This listing is for a digital file only. Frame and matting not included.

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