Underside of Panus tephroleucus (Lentinus sect. Velutini)(?) mushrooms on a gnarl at the base of an old mulberry tree in an apartment complex near George Bush Dr. College Station, Texas

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College Station, Texas, January 20 - 23, 2020

Album 2636: College Station, Texas, January 20 - 23, 2020

The image showcases two brown-colored Panus tephroleucus (Lentinus sect. Velutini)(?) mushrooms growing on a gnarl at the base of an old mulberry tree in College Station, Texas.

The mushroom caps are large and round, with deep pleats that resemble folds. The edges have been torn off, likely due to environmental factors such as wind or rain. The gills, which are attached to the stem, are light brown and densely packed. They run almost parallel to each other and appear to be crowded at their base.

The stems of both mushrooms are long and slender, with a reddish-brown color that gradually fades towards the top of the cap. They appear to be slightly darker than the caps and have no visible scaly ridges or rings.

In terms of size, the mushroom caps seem to be roughly 3-4 inches in diameter, while the stems are approximately 1 inch wide at their widest point.

The background of the image features a dark brown mulberry tree trunk, with small green leaves sprouting from it. The overall atmosphere suggests a damp and humid environment, likely conducive to fungal growth.

Overall, the image provides a detailed view of the Panus tephroleucus (Lentinus sect. Velutini)(?) mushroom's unique characteristics, including its large round cap, densely packed gills, long slender stem, and reddish-brown coloration. – AI vision

🇪🇸 Descripción en español / Spanish Description

La parte inferior de los hongos Panus tephroleucus (Lentinus sect. Velutini)(?) en un nudo en la base de un viejo árbol de morera en un complejo de apartamentos cerca de George Bush Drive. College Station, Texas, 22 de enero de 2020. La imagen muestra dos hongos Panus tephroleucus (Lentinus sect. Velutini)(?) de color marrón creciendo en un nudo en la base de un viejo árbol de morera en College Station, Texas. Los sombreros del hongo son grandes y redondos, con pliegues profundos que se asemejan a plegados. Los bordes se han desgarrado, probablemente debido a factores ambientales como el viento o la lluvia. Las guarniciones, que están unidas al tallo, son de color marrón claro y densamente empaquetadas. Corren casi paralelas entre sí y parecen estar agrupadas en su base. Los tallos de ambos hongos son largos y delgados, con un color pardo rojizo que gradualmente se desvanece hacia la parte superior del sombrero. Parecen ser ligeramente más oscuros que los sombreros y no tienen surcos ni anillos visibles. En cuanto a su tamaño, los sombreros de hongos parecen tener un diámetro de aproximadamente 3-4 pulgadas, mientras que los tallos tienen una anchura máxima de aproximadamente 1 pulgada. El fondo de la imagen muestra el tronco marrón oscuro de la morera, con pequeñas hojas verdes brotando de él. La atmósfera general sugiere un entorno húmedo y húmedo, probablemente propicio para el crecimiento fúngico. En términos generales, la imagen proporciona una vista detallada de las características únicas del hongo Panus tephroleucus (Lentinus sect. Velutini)(?), Incluido su sombrero grande y redondo, sus guarniciones densamente empaquetadas, su tallo largo y delgado y su coloración pardo rojiza. – Spanish translation

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