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Brown crust of ceramic parchment fungus Xylobolus frustulatus on a large wet oak log in Lick Creek Park. College Station, Texas, July 9, 2018

Location on mapsRaccoon Run, College Station, TX 77845, USA
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The brown crust of the ceramic parchment fungus Xylobolus frustulatus adorns a large wet oak log in Lick Creek Park, College Station, Texas. The photograph was taken on July 9, 2018, capturing the intricate details of this fascinating fungal species. – generated by AI

The image presents a close-up view of a brown crust of ceramic parchment fungus (Xylobolus frustulatus) covering a large portion of an oak log. The fungal growth exhibits a characteristic pattern of small, rounded masses that resemble tiny stones or pebbles.

* **Fungal Growth Pattern:**
* The ceramic parchment fungus forms a thick, brown crust on the surface of the oak log.
* The crust is composed of numerous small, rounded masses that are densely packed together.
* Each mass has a rough, irregular texture and appears to be roughly spherical in shape.
* **Oak Log:**
* The fungal growth covers most of the visible surface area of the oak log.
* A few areas of bare wood can be seen between the fungal masses, indicating that the fungus does not cover the entire surface.
* The log appears to be wet or damp, as suggested by the caption, which may contribute to the growth and appearance of the fungus.

In summary, the image provides a detailed view of the ceramic parchment fungus growing on an oak log. The fungus forms a thick, brown crust composed of small, rounded masses that cover most of the visible surface area of the log. – AI vision

La costra marrón del hongo de corteza cerámica Xylobolus frustulatus en un tronco de roble mojado grande en Lick Creek Park. College Station, Texas, 9 de julio de 2018. La imagen presenta una vista detallada de la costra marrón del hongo de corteza cerámica (Xylobolus frustulatus) que cubre una gran parte del tronco de roble. El crecimiento fúngico exhibe un patrón característico de pequeñas masas redondeadas que recuerdan a piedras o guijarros. **Patrón del crecimiento fúngico:** * El hongo de corteza cerámica forma una costra marrón gruesa en la superficie del tronco de roble. * La costra está compuesta por numerosas pequeñas masas redondeadas que están empaquetadas densamente juntas. * Cada masa tiene una textura irregular y rugosa, y parece ser de forma esférica aproximadamente. **Tronco de roble:** * El crecimiento fúngico cubre la mayor parte del área visible del tronco de roble. * Se pueden ver algunas áreas de madera desnuda entre las masas fúngicas, lo que indica que el hongo no cubre toda la superficie. * El tronco parece estar húmedo o húmedo, como sugiere la leyenda, lo que podría contribuir al crecimiento y aspecto del hongo. En resumen, la imagen proporciona una vista detallada del hongo de corteza cerámica que crece en un tronco de roble. El hongo forma una costra marrón gruesa compuesta por pequeñas masas redondeadas que cubren la mayor parte del área visible del tronco. – Spanish translation


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