Black-footed polypore mushrooms (Picipes badius ... Black-footed polypore mushrooms (Picipes badius, Royoporus badius) near Kuzmolovo, north from Saint Petersburg. Russia, September 3, 2017Black-footed polypores (Picipes badius, also known as Royoporus badius) were spotted near Kuzmolovo, a location north of Saint Petersburg, Russia, on September 3, 2017. These mushrooms are characterized by their distinctive black feet and white caps. They can be found growing in clusters on the trunks of trees, particularly birch and aspen. The Black-footed polypore is a common species in the Russula family and is prized for its edibility and medicinal properties. – generated by AI The image presents a close-up view of two Black-footed Polypore mushrooms (Picipes badius or Royoporus badius) situated on a bed of moss. The mushroom caps are round, flat, and brown with lighter-colored edges, featuring some white specks and dark spots. **Key Features:** * **Cap Shape:** Round and flat **Background:** **Additional Details:** * **Size:** Not specified The image provides a detailed view of the Black-footed Polypore mushrooms, highlighting their unique characteristics and natural habitat. – AI vision |
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