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Close up of amber jelly roll fungus Exidia crenata (Exidia recisa) on a twig on Caney Creek section of Lone Star Hiking Trail in Sam Houston National Forest north from Montgomery. Texas, November 8, 2019

Location on mapsLone Star Hiking Trail, Montgomery, TX 77356, USA
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A close-up view of the amber jelly roll fungus Exidia crenata (also known as Exidia recisa) adorning a twig in the Caney Creek section of the Lone Star Hiking Trail in Sam Houston National Forest, located north of Montgomery, Texas. The photograph was taken on November 8, 2019. – generated by AI

The image presents a close-up view of three brownish-yellow, irregularly shaped fungi growing on a twig. The central fungus is positioned between two smaller ones, all of which are partially overlapping and nestled within the twig's crevices. The central fungus exhibits a unique shape characterized by a large, flat disc with a smaller, rounded protrusion emerging from its center.

The fungi in this image appear to be the amber jelly roll fungus Exidia crenata (Exidia recisa). They grow on decaying wood and are commonly found in forests across North America during fall. These species belong to the family Auriscalpiaceae and are characterized by their gelatinous, translucent appearance. The fungi's color ranges from yellowish to brownish, depending on their maturity.

The image also captures a portion of the twig's bark, which displays green lichen growth at its base. The background is blurred, with other twigs visible in the distance. Overall, the image showcases the unique characteristics of Exidia crenata and provides insight into the fascinating world of fungi. – AI vision

Primer plano del hongo en rollo de ámbar Exidia crenata (Exidia recisa) en una ramita en la sección de Caney Creek del sendero de excursionismo Lone Star Forest Nacional Sam Houston al norte de Montgomery. Texas, 8 de noviembre de 2019. La imagen presenta una vista detallada de tres hongos irregularmente formados y parduscos que crecen en una ramita. El hongo central está situado entre dos más pequeños, todos ellos se solapan parcialmente y están anidados dentro de las hendiduras de la ramita. El hongo central presenta una forma única caracterizada por un disco plano grande con una protuberancia redondeada más pequeña que emerge desde su centro. Los hongos en esta imagen parecen ser el hongo en rollo ámbar Exidia crenata (Exidia recisa). Ellos crecen en madera en descomposición y se encuentran comúnmente en bosques de toda América del Norte durante la caída. Estas especies pertenecen a la familia Auriscalpiaceae y se caracterizan por su aspecto gelatinoso, traslúcido. El color de los hongos varía de amarillento a parduzco, dependiendo de su madurez. La imagen también capta una parte de la corteza de la ramita, que muestra el crecimiento de líquenes verdes en su base. El fondo está borroso, con otras ramas visibles en lejos. En general, la imagen muestra las características únicas de Exidia crenata y proporciona información sobre el fascinante mundo de los hongos. – Spanish translation



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