Drying gills of a giant panus mushroom (Lentinus levis, Pleurotus levis) taken from a dry oak at Lake Somerville Trailway near Birch Creek Unit of Somerville Lake State Park. Texas

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Lake Somerville, Texas, June 14, 2020

Album 2730: Lake Somerville, Texas, June 14, 2020

This photograph showcases the intricate details of a giant panus mushroom's gills under close examination. The yellowish-brown background features irregularly shaped tan and brown gill plates that curve upwards from the underside of the cap, evoking the appearance of waves.

The mushrooms are characterized by their large size, with caps reaching up to 24 cm (9.4 inches) in diameter. In this image, two small insects are visible on the dried-out gills: a black ant and three ladybugs. A closer examination reveals that a fourth insect is partially hidden between the folds of the gill, which appear dry and wrinkled.

The mushroom's coloration is striking, featuring shades of yellowish-brown to tan, with white spots scattered throughout. The overall appearance suggests that the mushroom has been exposed to drying conditions for some time, resulting in its characteristic wrinkled texture.

In summary, this photograph provides a detailed view of the unique characteristics of a giant panus mushroom's gills, including their coloration, shape, and texture. – AI vision

🇪🇸 Descripción en español / Spanish Description

Las branquias secas de un hongo gigante panus (Lentinus levis, Pleurotus levis) recogido de un roble seco en Lake Somerville Trailway cerca de Birch Creek Unidad de Somerville Lake State Park. Texas, 14 de junio de 2020. Esta fotografía muestra los detalles intrincados de las branquias de un hongo gigante panus bajo un examen minucioso. El fondo amarillento-parduzco presenta placas de aletas de color marrón y beis formadas irregularmente que se curvan hacia arriba desde la parte inferior del sombrero, lo que evoca el aspecto de olas. Los hongos se caracterizan por su gran tamaño, con sombreros que alcanzan hasta 24 cm (9,4 pulgadas) de diámetro. En esta imagen, dos pequeños insectos son visibles en las branquias secas: una hormiga negra y tres escarabajos. Un examen más cercano revela que un cuarto insecto está parcialmente oculto entre los pliegues de la branquia, que aparecen secos y arrugados. La coloración del hongo es impresionante, con tonalidades de pardo amarillento a beige, con manchas blancas dispersas por toda ella. El aspecto general sugiere que el hongo ha estado expuesto a condiciones de secado durante algún tiempo, lo que da como resultado su característica textura arrugada. En resumen, esta fotografía proporciona una vista detallada de las características únicas de las branquias de un hongo gigante panus, incluyendo su coloración, forma y textura. – Spanish translation

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