Fresh resupinate polypore mushroom Megasporoporia setulosa (Dichomitus setulosus) on a fallen elm branch on Caney Creek section of Lone Star Hiking Trail in Sam Houston National Forest north from Montgomery. Texas

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The image presents a detailed view of the underside of a fallen elm branch, featuring a vibrant display of pores on its surface. The branch is characterized by a light-brown hue with white and tan speckles scattered throughout, while its upper surface appears to be covered in an array of variously sized brown scales.

Upon closer inspection, it becomes apparent that the surface of the branch is not actually made up of scales, but rather pores. These pores are arranged in a unique pattern, resembling a honeycomb structure with hexagonal cells. The pores themselves are small and white, and they appear to be densely packed across the surface of the branch.

The overall appearance of the branch suggests that it has been weathered by exposure to the elements over time. The presence of moss on the upper part of the branch adds to its aged appearance, while the pores on the underside provide further evidence of the branch's age and history.

In summary, the image depicts a fallen elm branch with a distinctive honeycomb-like pattern of pores on its underside. The branch appears to be weathered and covered in moss, suggesting that it has been exposed to the elements for an extended period. – AI vision

🇪🇸 Descripción en español / Spanish Description

El hongo megasporoporia setulosus (dichomitus setulosus) en forma de resupinato fresco sobre una rama de olmo caída en la sección caney creek del sendero de excursión lone star forest nacional al norte de montgomery, texas, el 31 de enero de 2021. La imagen presenta una vista detallada de la parte inferior de una rama de olmo caída, que muestra una vibrante exposición de poros en su superficie. La rama se caracteriza por un tono marrón claro con motas blancas y canela dispersadas por toda ella, mientras que su superficie superior parece estar cubierta por una serie de escamas marrones de diferentes tamaños. Al inspeccionarlo más de cerca, se vuelve evidente que la superficie de la rama no está hecha de escamas, sino de poros. Estos poros están dispuestos en un patrón único, parecido a una estructura de panal con celdas hexagonales. Los poros en sí son pequeños y blancos, y parecen estar densamente empaquetados en toda la superficie de la rama. El aspecto general de la rama sugiere que ha sido erosionada por la exposición a los elementos con el tiempo. La presencia de musgo en la parte superior de la rama aumenta su aspecto antiguo, mientras que los poros en la parte inferior proporcionan más evidencia de la edad y la historia de la rama. En resumen, la imagen muestra una rama de olmo caída con un patrón de poros en forma de panal en su parte inferior. La rama parece estar erosionada y cubierta de musgo, lo que sugiere que ha estado expuesta a los elementos durante un período prolongado. – Spanish translation

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