Grey corticioid fungus on the same rotten log with ... Grey corticioid fungus on the same rotten log with Physolacria on Caney Creek Trail (Little Lake Creek Loop Trail) in Sam Houston National Forest north from Montgomery. Texas, July 13, 2019Grey corticioid fungi were observed growing on the same rotting log as Physolacria, in the Sam Houston National Forest, located north of Montgomery, Texas. This was captured on camera on July 13, 2019, during a hike on the Little Lake Creek Loop Trail. - generated by AI The image depicts a close-up view of the side of a rotting log, with two types of fungi visible on its surface. The log appears to be situated on the ground, and it is unclear whether it is lying flat or leaning against something. **Fungi Identification** * **Physolacria**: This fungus has a white, cotton-like appearance, covering most of the log's surface. It is likely that Physolacria is growing on the log due to the abundance of moisture in the environment. **Environmental Context** The log appears to be surrounded by dirt or soil, suggesting that it may have fallen from a nearby tree. The presence of moisture in the environment is likely due to recent rainfall or high humidity. **Overall Observation** The image provides a detailed view of the interaction between different types of fungi and their growth on rotting logs. It highlights the importance of considering environmental factors when studying fungal ecology. – AI vision |
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