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Side view of wine glass fungus (Podoscypha petalodes ...

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Side view of wine glass fungus (Podoscypha petalodes) taken from Lick Creek Park. College Station, Texas, June 16, 2018



A captivating image of the wine glass fungus (Podoscypha petalodes) growing in Lick Creek Park, College Station, Texas, taken on June 16, 2018. The side view showcases the intricate details of this fascinating organism, with its delicate petals and slender stem. - generated by AI

The image shows a side view of the underside of the fruiting body of a wine glass fungus (Podoscypha petalodes).

* **Fruiting Body:** The fruiting body is white and has a fan-shaped or semi-circular form with wavy edges and ridges. It is approximately 4-6 inches in diameter.
* **Underside:** The underside of the fungus has a flat base, which is attached to the substrate by a short stem or stipe. The gills are white and decurrent, meaning they run down the stem.
* **Spores:** The spore print is white.
* **Habitat:** The habitat appears to be in a forested area with dappled sunlight filtering through the trees.
* **Growth Conditions:** The growth conditions are not specified, but the fungus seems to be growing on a log or stump.

Overall, the image provides a detailed view of the morphology and structure of the wine glass fungus, including its fruiting body, gills, and spore print. – AI vision

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