Underside of dung-loving Psilocybe mushrooms ... Underside of dung-loving Psilocybe mushrooms Deconica coprophila (Psilocybe coprophila) on wet horse manure in Lick Creek Park. College Station, Texas, June 1, 2021Deep within the dung of horses, a peculiar species of mushroom thrives. In the moist environment of wet horse manure, the underside of Psilocybe mushrooms Deconica coprophila (Psilocybe coprophila) can be found. This fascinating sight was captured on June 1st, 2021, in Lick Creek Park, College Station, Texas. – generated by AI This photograph presents a close-up view of Psilocybe mushrooms, specifically Deconica coprophila (Psilocybe coprophila), growing in wet horse manure. The mushroom caps display a warm brown color with lighter brown tops and darker brown gills underneath. In the bottom-left corner of the image, one cap is visible in its entirety, while three others are partially obscured by the surrounding dung. The mushrooms have been identified as Psilocybe coprophila based on their growth environment, which includes various types of manure. The species thrives in such conditions and can be found growing in abundance during periods of heavy rainfall or after a light shower. Overall, this photograph provides an intimate glimpse into the natural world, showcasing the unique characteristics and habitats of these fascinating organisms. – AI vision |
College Station, Texas, June 1, 2021 |
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