Images of Kumme – Nethele Kumme & Kode Kumme

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June 23, 2024

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Fresh Nethele Kumme foraged on Wednesday. Image sent by Sagar Ganapathy.

One of the largest Kode Kumme found in Coorg. Photographed by Dr. Bishan Monnappa in June 2017 at Thora.

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