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Close up of pleurotoid mushrooms Moniliophthora conchata (Crinipellis conchata) or may be Marasmiellus "sp-TN01", M. subsect. Inodermini growing on a dry vine of trumpet creeper (Foxglove vine, Campsis radicans) in Lick Creek Park. College Station, Texas, May 24, 2018

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Close-up view of Pleurotoid mushrooms, specifically Moniliophthora conchata (Crinipellis conchata) or Marasmiellus "sp-TN01", growing on a dry vine of trumpet creeper (Foxglove vine, Campsis radicans) in Lick Creek Park, College Station, Texas. The photograph was taken on May 24, 2018. – generated by AI

The image presents a close-up view of four pleurotoid mushrooms, specifically Moniliophthora conchata (Crinipellis conchata) or possibly Marasmiellus "sp-TN01", M. subsect. Inodermini, growing on the dry vine of trumpet creeper (Campsis radicans). The mushrooms are arranged in a circular pattern, with two at the top and one each at the bottom left and right corners.

The mushrooms exhibit a pale brown coloration, featuring a rounded shape with a flat cap that is slightly concave. The underside of the cap displays a distinctive pleated pattern, giving it a fan-like appearance. The surface of the cap appears smooth to the naked eye but may have a subtle texture due to the presence of small hairs or fibrils.

Upon closer inspection, it becomes apparent that the mushrooms are growing on a piece of dry vine from the trumpet creeper plant, which is likely decaying and providing sustenance for the fungi. The background of the image features dark brown bark with visible cracks and crevices, adding to the overall sense of decay and decomposition.

Overall, the image provides a detailed view of these pleurotoid mushrooms growing on their natural substrate, offering insights into their morphology and ecological context. – AI vision

Primer plano de hongos pleurótidos Moniliophthora conchata (Crinipellis conchata) o posiblemente Marasmiellus "sp-TN01", M. subsect. Inodermini creciendo en una vid seca de la planta trompeta (Campsis radicans) en Lick Creek Park. College Station, Texas, 24 de mayo de 2018. La imagen presenta un primer plano de cuatro hongos pleurótidos, específicamente Moniliophthora conchata (Crinipellis conchata) o posiblemente Marasmiellus "sp-TN01", M. subsect. Inodermini, creciendo en la vid seca de la planta trompeta (Campsis radicans). Los hongos están dispuestos en un patrón circular, con dos arriba y uno en cada esquina inferior izquierda y derecha. Los hongos presentan una coloración marrón pálido, con forma redonda y un sombrero plano ligeramente cóncavo. El lado inferior del sombrero muestra un patrón plisado distintivo, dándole un aspecto similar a un abanico. La superficie del sombrero parece lisa a simple vista, pero puede tener una textura sutil debido a la presencia de pequeños pelos o fibras. Tras un examen más detallado, resulta evidente que los hongos están creciendo sobre un trozo de vid seco procedente de la planta trompeta, lo cual es probable que esté en proceso de descomposición y sirviendo de sustento para los hongos. El fondo de la imagen presenta corteza marrón oscuro con grietas y hendiduras visibles, contribuyendo a la sensación general de descomposición y deterioro. En general, la imagen ofrece una vista detallada de estos hongos pleurótidos creciendo en su sustrato natural, proporcionando información sobre su morfología y contexto ecológico. – Spanish translation



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