Amethyst Deceiver
Spore Producing
87 objects
Discover how some plants and fungi create tiny little "seeds" called spores to help them grow new life! These tiny particles drift in the air, spreading new generations far and wide.
Spore-producing organisms reproduce by releasing small, often single-celled, reproductive units called spores.
Objects with this trait
Browse every object currently tagged with spore producing.
74 with scientific names
Artist's Bracket
Aspen Bolete
Barnacle
Bay Bolete
Beefsteak Fungus
Bioluminescent Mycena
Birch Bolete
Black Trumpet
Black Witches' Butter
Bleeding Tooth Fungus
Blue Pinkgill
Blusher
Brown Roll-Rim
Button Mushroom
Candlesnuff Fungus
Cauliflower Mushroom
Chanterelle
Charcoal Burner
Charcoal Fungus
Chicken of the Woods
Common Earthstar
Common Ink Cap
Coral Fungus
Deadly Webcap
Death Cap
Destroying Angel
Devil's Cigar
Dryad's Saddle
Earthball
Earthtongue
Elfin Saddle
Enoki Mushroom
Fairy Ring Champignon
False Chanterelle
Field Mushroom
Fly Agaric
Fool's Funnel
Giant Puffball
Glowing Panellus
Golden Jelly Fungus
Green Brittlegill
Green Elfcup
Green-cracking Russula
Hedgehog Mushroom
Hen of the Woods
Honey Fungus
Indigo Milk Cap
Inocybe
Jelly Ear
King Alfred's Cake
Larch Bolete
Lion's Mane
Matsutake
Meadow Waxcap
Morel
Mower's Mushroom
Octopus Stinkhorn
Orange Peel Fungus
Oyster Mushroom
Painted Bolete
Panther Cap
Parasol Mushroom
Pear-shaped Puffball
Pine Bolete
Planarian
Porcini
Portobello Mushroom
Purple Brittlegill
Red-belted Bracket
Rosy Russula
Scarlet Elf Cup
Scarlet Waxcap
Scarletina Bolete
Shaggy Ink Cap
Shaggy Parasol
Shiitake
Spiny Puffball
Stinkhorn
Sulphur Tuft
Turkey Tail
Webcap
Witches' Butter
Wood Blewit
Yellow Stagshorn
Yellow Stainer
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