Yellowing curtain crust mushrooms (Stereum ... Yellowing curtain crust mushrooms (Stereum subtomentosum) on a fallen elm on Caney Creek section of Lone Star Hiking ... Forest north from Montgomery. Texas, September 11, 2020Yellowing curtain mushrooms (Stereum subtomentosum) were observed growing on a fallen elm tree in the Caney Creek section of the Lone Star Hiking Trail in Sam Houston National Forest, located north of Montgomery, Texas. The observation was made on September 11, 2020. – generated by AI This image features a close-up photograph of yellowing Curtain Crust mushrooms (Stereum subtomentosum), also known as False Turkey Tail and Yellow Staining Bracket Fungus. They grow on the bark of a fallen elm tree. The mushrooms have brown caps that are wavy in shape, with a smooth texture. The caps are yellowish-brown in color, fading to darker brown at the edges. A ring-like structure is visible around the base of each cap, where it meets the stem. The stems are short and thick, connecting the caps to the tree trunk. The tree bark is covered in lichen, with large patches of green and white lichen visible throughout the image. The overall color palette is warm and earthy, reflecting the natural environment of the forest floor. In the background, more mushrooms can be seen growing on the tree trunk, adding depth and texture to the composition. – AI vision |
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