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Warty fungus black jelly roll (Exidia glandulosa) on a fallen elm(?) on Caney Creek Trail (Little Lake Creek Loop Trail) in Sam Houston National Forest north from Montgomery. Texas, January 12, 2020

Location on mapsLittle Lake Creek Loop Trail, Montgomery, TX 77356, USA
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On a decaying elm tree in the Sam Houston National Forest, a warty fungus known as the black jelly roll (Exidia glandulosa) can be found. This species is characterized by its dark, gelatinous appearance and the small, wart-like protrusions that cover its surface. The photograph was taken on January 12, 2020, during a visit to the Caney Creek Trail (part of the Little Lake Creek Loop Trail). The tree, which is no longer living, provides a suitable habitat for the growth of this fascinating fungus. – generated by AI

The image features a black, gelatinous substance with warty, irregularly shaped blobs and folds, likely a type of fungus, specifically Exidia glandulosa or Warty Jelly Roll. It is attached to the underside of a decaying log with brownish-red bark, possibly from an elm tree, based on its size and shape.

The log is lying horizontally across the photograph, providing a clear view of the black substance adhering to it. The wood appears rough and weathered, indicating that it has been exposed to the elements for some time. Some white spots are visible along the length of the log, which may be signs of insect infestation or other environmental factors.

The background of the image is not clearly defined, but it appears to be a natural setting, possibly a forest floor or woodland area. The overall atmosphere suggests that the fungus has been growing on the log for some time, and the surrounding environment has likely played a role in its development.

In summary, the image shows a close-up view of a black, gelatinous substance with warty blobs attached to the underside of a decaying elm log, possibly Exidia glandulosa or Warty Jelly Roll. The log is lying horizontally across the photograph, and the background appears to be a natural setting, such as a forest floor or woodland area. – AI vision

Rollo de gelatina negro con hongos verrugosos (Exidia glandulosa) en un olmo caído (?) En el Sendero Caney Creek (Sendero del bucle Little Lake Creek) en la Foresta Nacional Sam Houston al norte de Montgomery. Texas, 12 de enero de 2020. La imagen presenta una sustancia gelatinosa negra con protuberancias y pliegues irregularmente formados, similar a un tipo de hongo, específicamente Exidia glandulosa o Warty Jelly Roll. Está adherido al lado inferior de un tronco en descomposición con corteza pardusca rojiza, posiblemente de un olmo, según su tamaño y forma. El tronco se encuentra tendido horizontalmente a lo ancho de la fotografía, permitiendo una vista clara de la sustancia negra adherida a él. La madera parece áspera y erosionada, indicando que ha estado expuesta a los elementos durante cierto tiempo. Algunas manchas blancas son visibles a lo largo del tronco, posibles signos de infestación de insectos u otros factores ambientales. El fondo de la imagen no está claramente definido, pero parece ser un entorno natural, posiblemente un suelo o área boscosa. La atmósfera general sugiere que el hongo ha estado creciendo en el tronco durante cierto tiempo, y el ambiente circundante probablemente ha desempeñado un papel en su desarrollo. En resumen, la imagen muestra una vista de cerca de una sustancia gelatinosa negra con protuberancias adheridas al lado inferior de un tronco de olmo en descomposición, posiblemente Exidia glandulosa o Warty Jelly Roll. El tronco se encuentra tendido horizontalmente a lo ancho de la fotografía, y el fondo parece ser un entorno natural, como un suelo o área boscosa. – Spanish translation



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