Underside of grey knight mushrooms (Tricholoma ... Underside of grey knight mushrooms (Tricholoma terreum group, may be T. moseri) between a red cedar tree and thin ... National Forest near Montgomery. Texas, January 20, 2021On the underside of a grey knight mushroom, which is likely a member of the Tricholoma terreum group or possibly T. moseri, growing between a red cedar tree and thin pines on a well-drained slope near a small creek crossing on Sand Branch Loop Trail in Sam Houston National Forest, Texas, the picture was taken on January 20, 2021. – generated by AI The image presents an up-close view of two Tricholoma terreum mushrooms growing side by side, with one mushroom's cap cut open to reveal its underside. The mushrooms are situated on a layer of brown pine needles and twigs, suggesting they have recently sprouted from this ground cover. The mushroom caps are grey in color, while the stems are light gray, almost white. The gills underneath the caps are thin and closely spaced, with each gill extending off the stem. The setting appears to be a forest floor, with thin pines growing nearby. The presence of red cedar trees in the area is also mentioned. The image was captured on January 20, 2021, at Sand Branch Loop Trail in Sam Houston National Forest near Montgomery, Texas. – AI vision |
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