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Half-dry bearded fieldcap mushroom (Agrocybe dura, Agrocybe praecox group) with a cracked cap at the base of a live oak on the university golf course at Texas Avenue. College Station, Texas, July 17, 2018

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A half-dry bearded fieldcap mushroom, Agrocybe dura or Agrocybe praecox group, was observed on the base of a live oak tree on the university golf course at Texas Avenue in College Station, Texas, on July 17, 2018. The cap showed signs of cracking, indicating the mushroom was not fully dry yet. – generated by AI

The photograph features a mushroom situated near the base of a live oak tree trunk on a golf course.

In the foreground, two partially dry mushrooms with cracked caps are visible. The first one has a pale yellowish-white cap that is light brown and cracked at its base, while the second mushroom's cap is mostly obscured from view. Both mushrooms appear to be growing out of a pile of wood chips or mulch.

The background of the image shows the rough bark of the live oak tree trunk in shades of grey and brown, with some small twigs scattered around it. The overall atmosphere suggests that the photograph was taken during a hot summer day, as indicated by the dryness of the mushrooms. – AI vision

Hongo campanilla de campo con barba medio seco (Agrocybe dura, grupo Agrocybe praecox) con un sombrero agrietado en la base de un roble vivo en el campo de golf de la universidad de Texas Avenue. College Station, Texas, 17 de julio de 2018. La fotografía muestra a un hongo situado cerca de la base del tronco de un roble vivo en un campo de golf. En primer plano, son visibles dos setas parcialmente secas con sombreros agrietados. El primero tiene un sombrero blanquecino amarillento pálido que es marrón claro y agrietado en su base, mientras que el segundo hongo está en gran parte oculto de la vista. Ambos hongos parecen estar creciendo fuera de una pila de virutas o de astillas de madera. El fondo de la imagen muestra la corteza áspera del tronco del roble vivo en tonos grises y marrones, con algunas ramitas pequeñas esparcidas alrededor. La atmósfera general sugiere que la fotografía fue tomada durante un caluroso día de verano, tal como indica la sequedad de las setas. – Spanish translation



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