Light brown resupinate polypore mushroom together with Tomentella(?) fungus on underside of a fallen oak in Hensel Park. College Station, Texas

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College Station, Texas, January 25 - 26, 2021

Album 2859: College Station, Texas, January 25 - 26, 2021

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The image depicts a close-up view of the underside of a fallen oak tree in Hensel Park, College Station, Texas. The surface is covered with two distinct types of fungi: a light brown resupinate polypore mushroom and Tomentella(? fungus.

**Light Brown Resupinate Polypore Mushroom**

* **Color:** Light brown
* **Shape:** Resupinate (meaning it grows on the underside of the tree, often in a flat or curved shape)
* **Size:** Not specified

The light brown resupinate polypore mushroom is scattered across the surface of the fallen oak tree. Its coloration and growth pattern suggest that it may be a type of bracket fungus.

**Tomentella(?) Fungus**

* **Color:** White or cream-colored, with a rough, tomentose (fuzzy) texture
* **Shape:** Irregularly shaped patches, possibly with a wavy or undulating edge
* **Size:** Not specified

The Tomentella(? fungus appears as white or cream-colored patches on the surface of the fallen oak tree. These patches have a rough, tomentose texture and are scattered throughout the image.

**Other Features**

* **Tree Surface:** The surface of the fallen oak tree is dark brown and rough, with visible cracks and crevices.
* **Debris:** There are some small pieces of debris scattered around the base of the tree, including twigs and leaves.
* **Lighting:** The lighting in the image appears to be natural, with no obvious signs of artificial illumination.

Overall, the image provides a detailed view of the fungi growing on the underside of a fallen oak tree. The presence of both resupinate polypore mushrooms and Tomentella(?) fungus suggests that this area may have been affected by environmental factors such as moisture or temperature fluctuations. – AI vision

🇪🇸 Descripción en español / Spanish Description

Un hongo póliporo marrón claro con forma de resupinado junto con el hongo Tomentella (?) en la parte inferior de un roble caído en Hensel Park. College Station, Texas, 26 de enero de 2021. La imagen muestra una vista detallada de la parte inferior de un roble caído en Hensel Park, College Station, Texas. La superficie está cubierta con dos tipos diferentes de hongos: un hongo póliporo marrón claro con forma de resupinado y el hongo Tomentella (?). **Hongo Póliporo Marrón Claro con Forma de Resupinado** * **Color:** Marrón claro * **Forma:** Con forma de resupinado (es decir, que crece en la parte inferior del árbol, a menudo en una forma plana o curva) * **Tamaño:** No especificado El hongo póliporo marrón claro con forma de resupinado está disperso por toda la superficie del roble caído. Su coloración y patrón de crecimiento sugieren que puede tratarse de un tipo de seta de soporte. **Hongo Tomentella (?)** * **Color:** Blanco o color crema, con una textura rugosa y tomentosa (es decir, peluda) * **Forma:** Manchas de forma irregular, posiblemente con un borde ondulado u ondulante * **Tamaño:** No especificado El hongo Tomentella (?). aparece como manchas blancas o de color crema en la superficie del roble caído. Estas manchas tienen una textura rugosa y tomentosa y están dispersas por toda la imagen. **Otros detalles** * **Superficie del árbol:** La superficie del roble caído es de color marrón oscuro y rugosa, con grietas y hendiduras visibles. * **Desechos:** Hay pequeñas piezas de desechos dispersas alrededor de la base del árbol, incluidas ramitas y hojas. * **Iluminación:** La iluminación en la imagen parece natural, sin signos obvios de iluminación artificial. En general, la imagen proporciona una vista detallada de los hongos que crecen en la parte inferior del roble caído. La presencia tanto de hongos con forma de resupinado como de Tomentella (?) sugiere que esta área puede haber sido afectada por factores ambientales como la humedad o las fluctuaciones de temperatura. – Spanish translation

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