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Brittlegill mushroom Russula pectinatoides on mulch under a live oak on New Main Drive on campus of Texas A&M University. College Station, Texas, June 26, 2020



Under the shade of a majestic live oak tree on the bustling campus of Texas A&M University, a delicate brittlegill mushroom, Russula pectinatoides, thrives on the mulch-covered ground. Its vibrant yellow-orange caps and white stems add a pop of color to the otherwise verdant surroundings. The photograph was captured on June 26, 2020, showcasing the beauty of this fascinating fungi in its natural habitat. – generated by AI

The image presents a close-up view of a Brittlegill mushroom, specifically Russula pectinatoides, situated on top of mulch located under a live oak tree on the campus of Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas.

**Mushroom Description:**

* The mushroom's cap is light tan with darker spots and appears to be slightly damaged or bruised.
* It has a short white stem that extends downward into the mulch.
* The overall size of the mushroom is not visible due to the close-up nature of the image, but it seems relatively small.

**Mulch and Surroundings:**

* The mulch beneath the mushroom appears dark brown or black in color.
* There are several small twigs or debris scattered throughout the mulch, suggesting that it may be a mix of organic materials.

**Background:**

* Although not visible due to the close-up nature of the image, the background is likely to include the live oak tree and its surrounding foliage. – AI vision

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