Caps of big smoky bracket mushrooms (Bjerkandera ... Caps of big smoky bracket mushrooms (Bjerkandera fumosa) on a dried and recently cut green ash tree in Wolf Pen Creek Park. College Station, Texas, May 24, 2022On a dried and freshly cut green ash tree in Wolf Pen Creek Park, College Station, Texas, the caps of large smoky bracket mushrooms (Bjerkandera fumosa) were observed on May 24, 2022. The mushrooms' caps were seen growing in a cluster, adding an interesting texture to the tree's bark. Their smoky-gray color and intricate patterns gave them a unique appearance that caught my attention. – generated by AI The image features a close-up photograph of large, bracket-shaped mushrooms growing on a fallen branch of an ash tree. The caps of these mushrooms have white surfaces with dark brown edges and are arranged irregularly along the length of the log. The uppermost surface of each cap is slightly domed in shape. Some of them appear to be connected by thin strands. In the background, the bark of the fallen branch can be seen, along with a few leaves on the ground and some grassy vegetation. The image was taken in Wolf Pen Creek Park in College Station, Texas, on May 24th, 2022. – AI vision |
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