Melogramma gyrosum (Endothia gyrosa, Amphilogia ... Melogramma gyrosum (Endothia gyrosa, Amphilogia gyrosa) fungus on an drying branch of "Liberty Oak" in Washington-on ... State Historic Site. Washington, Texas, February 27, 2019A vibrant and intriguing species, the Melogramma gyrosum (Endothia gyrosa, Amphilogia gyrosa) fungus thrives on the drying branch of a Liberty Oak in Washington-on-the-Brazos State Historic Site, Washington, Texas. Captured on February 27, 2019, this photograph showcases the unique and striking appearance of the fungus, with its bright colors and intricate patterns. – generated by AI The image displays a close-up shot of a tree bark covered with various types of lichen and fungi. The main subject is a type of fungus called Melogramma gyrosum (Endothia gyrosa, Amphilogia gyrosa). Melogramma gyrosum appears as reddish-orange clusters scattered throughout the image. The fungus covers parts of the tree bark that are brown and gray in color. Below the fungus are patches of lichen with shades of green and yellow. The background is a close-up shot of the tree bark covered by the fungi and lichens. The location where this photo was taken is Washington-on-the-Brazos State Historic Site, located in Texas. This site has historical significance as it served as the temporary capital of Texas during its fight for independence from Mexico. It also features natural beauty, including a variety of trees that are home to various types of fungi and lichens. In summary, this photo is a close-up shot of a tree bark covered with various types of lichen and fungi, specifically Melogramma gyrosum (Endothia gyrosa, Amphilogia gyrosa), located in Washington-on-the-Brazos State Historic Site, Texas. – AI vision |
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