Webcap mushrooms Cortinarius subgenus Leprocybe, could be Cortinarius rubellus, under oaks in Little Thicket Nature Sanctuary. Found at mushroom walk of GSMS. Cleveland, Texas

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Little Thicket Nature Sanctuary, Cleveland, Texas, November 3, 2018

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The image shows a cluster of mushrooms with brown caps and stems lying on top of leaves. The mushroom in the center is the largest and has a long stem that extends from the base to the cap. It appears to be growing out of the ground among the leaves.

* **Mushrooms:**
* There are at least five mushrooms visible in the image.
* They have brown caps with ridges or gills underneath.
* The stems are also brown and appear to be slightly longer than the width of the cap.
* Some of the mushrooms have a small amount of white powder or spores on their caps.
* **Leaves:**
* There are several leaves scattered around the base of the mushrooms.
* They are mostly brown but some have green patches or spots.
* The leaves appear to be dry and crinkled, suggesting they may be dead or dying.
* **Background:**
* The background is not visible in the image due to the close-up nature of the photo.
* However, it can be inferred that the mushrooms are growing on the ground among other plants and debris.

In summary, the image shows a cluster of brown-capped mushrooms growing among dead or dying leaves. The mushrooms have distinctive ridges or gills underneath their caps and appear to be producing white spores. – AI vision

🇪🇸 Descripción en español / Spanish Description

Huevos de setas Cortinarius subgénero Leprocybe, podrían ser Cortinarius rubellus, bajo robles en el Santuario de la Naturaleza Little Thicket. Encontrado en la caminata por setas de GSMS. Cleveland, Texas, 3 de noviembre de 2018. La imagen muestra un grupo de setas con sombreros marrones y tallos que se extienden sobre las hojas. El hongo en el centro es el más grande y tiene un largo tallo que se extiende desde la base hasta el sombrero. Parece estar creciendo desde el suelo entre las hojas. * **Setas:** * Hay al menos cinco setas visibles en la imagen. * Tienen sombreros marrones con aristas o láminas debajo. * Los tallos también son marrones y parecen ser ligeramente más largos que la anchura del sombrero. * Algunas de las setas tienen una pequeña cantidad de polvo blanco o esporas en sus sombreros. * **Hojas:** * Hay varias hojas esparcidas alrededor de la base de las setas. * Son principalmente marrones, pero algunas tienen manchas o puntos verdes. * Las hojas parecen estar secas y arrugadas, lo que sugiere que pueden estar muertas o muriéndose. * **Antecedentes:** * Los antecedentes no son visibles en la imagen debido a la naturaleza cercana de la foto. * Sin embargo, se puede inferir que las setas están creciendo en el suelo entre otras plantas y desechos. En resumen, la imagen muestra un grupo de setas con sombreros marrones que crecen entre hojas muertas o moribundas. Los hongos tienen aristas o láminas distintivas debajo de sus sombreros y parecen producir esporas blancas. – Spanish translation

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