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Serrated gills of a Lentinus mushroom taken from Lick Creek Park. College Station, Texas, May 28, 2018

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The serrated gills of the Lentinus mushroom found in Lick Creek Park, College Station, Texas, were captured on May 28, 2018. The intricate details of the gills are visible in the photograph, showcasing their jagged edges and delicate texture. – generated by AI

The image shows the underside of a Lentinus mushroom, which has a distinctive serrated appearance on its gills.

* The mushroom is centered in the photo and takes up most of it.
* It's light beige in color with a more brownish hue at the tip of the stem.
* The cap is not visible as the photo focuses on the underside.
* The stem is straight, short, and slender.
* The gills are white and have a serrated edge, giving them a wavy appearance.
* They are spaced evenly apart from each other.
* There is one large gill missing in the middle of the mushroom, which could be a natural feature or damage caused by an animal.
* In the upper-left corner, there appears to be a piece of dirt or debris on the surface where the photo was taken.
* It's small and white.

Overall, the image provides a detailed view of the underside of a Lentinus mushroom, highlighting its unique serrated gills. – AI vision

Las aletas serriladas de un hongo Lentinus tomado en el Parque Lick Creek. College Station, Texas, 28 de mayo del 2018. La imagen muestra la parte inferior de un hongo Lentinus, que tiene un aspecto distintivo serrilado en sus aletas. * El hongo está centrado en la foto y ocupa la mayor parte de ella. * Es de color beige claro con un tono más parduzco en la punta del tallo. * La tapa no es visible ya que la foto se centra en la parte inferior. * El tallo es recto, corto y delgado. * Las aletas son blancas y tienen un borde serrilado, dándoles un aspecto ondulado. * Están separadas uniformemente entre sí. * Faltaba una gran aleta en el medio del hongo, que podría ser una característica natural o un daño causado por un animal. * En la esquina superior izquierda parece haber un pedazo de suciedad o residuo en la superficie donde se tomó la foto. * Es pequeño y blanco. En general, la imagen proporciona una vista detallada de la parte inferior de un hongo Lentinus, destacando sus únicas aletas serriladas. – Spanish translation


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