False truffle mushrooms Hydnotrya tulasnei found in sand ... False truffle mushrooms Hydnotrya tulasnei found in sand on roadside in Toksovo, suburb of Saint Petersburg. Russia, July 19, 2016In the summer of 2016, I discovered false truffle mushrooms (Hydnotrya tulasnei) growing in sandy soil along a roadside in Toksovo, a suburb of Saint Petersburg, Russia. The picture was taken on July 19th of that year. - generated by AI This photograph showcases a pair of false truffles, also known as Hydnotrya tulasnei, situated on a gray surface. The mushrooms exhibit a light brown hue with darker brown speckles and resemble brains due to their wrinkled appearance. The left mushroom has been cut in half along its equator, revealing an internal structure consisting of white or pinkish flesh with a thin layer of skin around it. In contrast, the right mushroom is intact but appears slightly lighter in color. The mushrooms are positioned on a gray surface, which provides a neutral background that allows the viewer to focus on the details of the fungi. Overall, this image offers an up-close look at these unusual and intriguing organisms, highlighting their unique appearance and texture. – AI vision |
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