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Pair of mushrooms Amanita macerisolum (Amanita sect. Lepidella, or Saproamanita, subsect. Vittadiniae) on black background on golf course of Texas A&M University. College Station, Texas, September 16, 2018

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A pair of mushrooms from the species Amanita macerisolum (belonging to the section Lepidella or Saproamanita and subsection Vittadiniae) were found growing on a black background on the golf course of Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas. The photograph was taken on September 16, 2018. – generated by AI

The image presents a detailed view of two mushrooms, specifically identified as *Amanita macerisolum* (*Amanita* sect. Lepidella or Saproamanita, subsect. Vittadiniae), positioned on a black background.

**Mushroom Characteristics:**
Both mushroom caps are white with brownish-orange patches and have a smooth texture. The gills are white, tightly arranged in an arc shape, and attach directly to the stem. The stems of both mushrooms are light brown with darker areas near the base. The overall appearance suggests that these mushrooms may be edible, although their toxicity is not explicitly stated.

**Growth Environment:**
The mushrooms were discovered on a golf course at Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas. This location implies that the mushrooms likely grew in close proximity to trees and undergrowth, which provides an ideal environment for many species of fungi.

**Image Context:**
The black background enhances the contrast between the mushroom caps and stems, making them stand out clearly. The overall presentation suggests that this image may have been captured as part of a scientific or educational project related to mushroom identification and classification. – AI vision

Un par de hongos Amanita macerisolum (Amanita sect. Lepidella, o Saproamanita, subsect. Vittadiniae) sobre fondo negro en el campo de golf de la Universidad Texas A y M. College Station, Texas, 16 de septiembre de 2018. La imagen presenta una vista detallada de dos hongos, específicamente identificados como *Amanita macerisolum* (*Amanita* sect. Lepidella o Saproamanita, subsect. Vittadiniae), colocados sobre un fondo negro. **Características del hongo:** Ambas sombrillas son de color blanco con parches marronáceos y tienen una textura lisa. Las láminas son de color blanco, estrechamente dispuestas en forma de arco y se unen directamente al tallo. Los tallos de ambos hongos son de color pardo claro con áreas más oscuras cerca de la base. El aspecto general sugiere que estos hongos pueden ser comestibles, aunque no se indica explícitamente su toxicidad. **Entorno de crecimiento:** Los hongos fueron descubiertos en un campo de golf de la Universidad Texas A&M en College Station, Texas. Esta ubicación implica que los hongos probablemente crecieron cerca de árboles y vegetación, lo que proporciona un entorno ideal para muchas especies de hongos. **Contexto de la imagen:** El fondo negro mejora el contraste entre las sombrillas y tallos, haciéndolos destacar claramente. La presentación general sugiere que esta imagen se capturó como parte de un proyecto científico o educativo relacionado con la identificación y clasificación de hongos. – Spanish translation



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