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Spores of deer shield mushroom (Pluteus cervinus) collected 1/25/2022 from Lick Creek Park. College Station, Texas, January 26, 2022

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On January 26th, 2022, spores of the deer shield mushroom (Pluteus cervinus) were collected from Lick Creek Park in College Station, Texas. The collection date was January 25th, 2022. A photograph of the mushroom was taken on the same day. – generated by AI

The image depicts a close-up view of numerous spores that are reddish-pink and oval-shaped with smooth edges. The spores appear to be randomly scattered on a white surface, possibly a microscope slide or petri dish. The background is plain white.

Some notable features of the image include:

* **Spore color:** The majority of the spores have a uniform reddish-pink hue.
* **Spore shape:** Each spore is oval in shape with smooth edges.
* **Background:** A plain white surface serves as the background for the spores.

**Overall Impression:**
The image presents a clear and detailed view of the deer shield mushroom's spores, showcasing their distinctive characteristics. The use of a plain white background helps to highlight the features of the spores, making it easier to observe and analyze them. – AI vision

Las esporas del hongo escudo de venado (Pluteus cervinus) recolectadas el 25/01/2022 en Lick Creek Park. College Station, Texas, 26 de enero de 2022. La imagen muestra una vista de cerca de numerosas esporas que son de color rosado oscuro y con forma ovalada con bordes lisos. Las esporas parecen dispersarse aleatoriamente en una superficie blanca, posiblemente un portaobjetos de microscopio o placa petri. El fondo es blanco puro. Algunas características notables de la imagen incluyen: * **Color de las esporas:** La mayoría de las esporas tienen un tono rosado oscuro uniforme. * **Forma de las esporas:** Cada espora tiene una forma ovalada con bordes lisos. * **Fondo:** Un fondo blanco puro sirve como el fondo para las esporas. **Impresión general:** La imagen presenta una vista clara y detallada de las esporas del hongo escudo de venado, mostrando sus características distintivas. El uso de un fondo blanco puro ayuda a destacar las características de las esporas, haciendo más fácil su observación y análisis. – Spanish translation


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