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Conecap mushrooms of Conocybe tenera group (may be C. apala) taken from grassy area at crossing of New Main Drive and Texas Avenue on campus of Texas A&M University. College Station, Texas, May 1, 2018

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On May 1st, 2018, a collection of Conecap mushrooms from the Conocybe tenera group (possibly C. apala) were gathered from a grassy area at the intersection of New Main Drive and Texas Avenue on the campus of Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas. – generated by AI

The image showcases two cone-shaped mushrooms against a gray background. The mushroom caps are light brown and conical in shape, with short gills running down their sides, while the stems appear to be long and slender.

**Observations:**

* The mushroom on the right is slightly smaller than the one on the left.
* Both mushrooms have dark-brown tips of their caps and caps that are lighter brown towards the bottom.

**Conclusion:**

The image appears to depict a species within the Conocybe tenera group, possibly C. apala, growing in a grassy area at Texas A&M University's campus in College Station, Texas, on May 1, 2018. – AI vision

Los hongos cone cap del grupo de Conocybe tenera (posiblemente C. apala) tomados de una zona herbosa en el cruce de New Main Drive y Texas Avenue en el campus de la Universidad A&M de Texas. College Station, Texas, 1 de mayo de 2018. La imagen presenta dos hongos de forma cónica contra un fondo gris. Los sombreros de los hongos son marrón claro y de forma cónica, con unas pequeñas láminas que bajan por sus costados, mientras que los tallos parecen ser largos y delgados. **Observaciones:** * El hongo de la derecha es ligeramente más pequeño que el de la izquierda. * Ambos hongos tienen puntas marrón oscuro de sus sombreros y sombreros que son más claros hacia la parte inferior. **Conclusión:** La imagen parece representar una especie dentro del grupo de Conocybe tenera, posiblemente C. apala, que crecen en una zona herbosa en el campus de la Universidad A&M de Texas en College Station, Texas, el 1 de mayo de 2018. – Spanish translation


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