Dissected brittlegill mushroom Russula flavida on Richards Loop Trail in Sam Houston National Forest. Texas

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Sam Houston Forest, Texas, April 20, 2020

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The image features two halves of a yellow-colored mushroom, likely the "Brittlegill Mushroom" or "Russula Flavida", as per the provided caption.

* **Background**: The background consists of dark brown leaf litter and twigs.
* **Mushroom Slices**:
* The top slice is white in color, with a yellow cap on its outer side.
* It appears to have been torn or broken into two pieces.
* This could indicate that the mushroom was either picked up by an animal and dropped, or it had already begun decomposing when it was found.
* **Bottom Slice**:
* The bottom slice is bright yellow in color.
* It has a white-colored gill system underneath its cap.
* Both slices are lying on top of the brown leaf litter.

Overall, the image suggests that the mushroom was likely picked up by an animal and dropped before it could be fully consumed. Alternatively, it may have been found after having already begun decomposing. – AI vision

🇪🇸 Descripción en español / Spanish Description

El hongo disseccionado Russula flavida en el Richards Loop Trail en la Sam Houston National Forest. Texas, 20 de abril del 2020. La imagen muestra dos mitades de un hongo de color amarillo, probablemente el "Brittlegill Mushroom" o "Russula Flavida", según la descripción proporcionada. **Fondo**: El fondo consiste en restos marrones y ramitas. **Mitades del hongo**: * La mitad superior es de color blanco, con una tapa amarilla en su lado exterior. * Parece haber sido desgarrado o roto en dos piezas. * Esto podría indicar que el hongo fue recogido por un animal y dejado caer, o había comenzado a descomponerse cuando lo encontraron. * Mitad inferior: * La mitad inferior es de color amarillo brillante. * Tiene un sistema de quillas de color blanco debajo de su tapa. * Ambas mitades se encuentran sobre el lecho marrón. En general, la imagen sugiere que el hongo fue probablemente recogido por un animal y dejado caer antes de poder consumirse completamente. Alternativamente, podría haber sido encontrado después de comenzar a descomponerse. – Spanish translation

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