Black fungus Camillea punctulata on a fallen ... Black fungus Camillea punctulata on a fallen tree on Lone Star Hiking Trail in Sam Houston National Forest north from Montgomery. Texas, June 17, 2018Camillea punctulata, commonly known as the black fungus, can be found growing on decaying tree trunks like this one located on Lone Star Hiking Trail in Sam Houston National Forest, north of Montgomery, Texas. The photograph was taken on June 17th, 2018. – generated by AI This photograph presents an up-close view of a fallen tree trunk, showcasing black fungus (Camillea punctulata) growth on its surface. The dark brown and red-brown bark is partially covered by pale green lichen, with some areas displaying a mottled appearance. The upper left corner features large spots or patches of black fungus, while the lower center of the image reveals numerous small black dots scattered across the bark. In the background, the fallen tree trunk fills the frame, providing context for the growth of the black fungus and lichen on its surface. – AI vision |
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