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Underside of pinkgill mushroom Entoloma...walk of GSMS. Cleveland, Texas  
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Underside of pinkgill mushroom Entoloma megacystidiosum(?) in Little Thicket Nature Sanctuary. Found at mushroom walk of GSMS. Cleveland, Texas, June 4, 2022

Location on mapsSan Jacinto County, Texas, United States
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The underside of the pinkgill mushroom Entoloma megacystidiosum, found in the Little Thicket Nature Sanctuary during a mushroom walk at GSMS in Cleveland, Texas on June 4, 2022, features intricate gills and a delicate pink coloration. – generated by AI

The image presents a close-up view of the underside of a mushroom, specifically highlighting its gills and stem. The mushroom's cap is not visible in this shot, providing an unobstructed look at the underside.

**Key Features:**

* **Gills:** The mushroom has light pink to brownish-pink gills that are densely packed, with some exhibiting signs of wear or damage.
* **Stem:** A thin, white stem supports the mushroom, extending from the center of the cap and connecting to the base. Small holes or pores are visible on its surface.
* **Background:** The background appears to be a dark grayish-brown color, possibly representing soil or another natural surface.

**Conclusion:**

Based on the provided caption, it is likely that this image captures an Entoloma megacystidiosum mushroom, commonly known as the pinkgill. However, without direct confirmation, identification should be approached with caution. The image provides a detailed view of the mushroom's underside, highlighting its distinctive features and potential characteristics. – AI vision

El lado inferior del hongo rosa Entoloma megacystidiosum (?) en el Santuario de la Naturaleza Little Thicket. Encontrado en la caminata de hongos de GSMS. Cleveland, Texas, 4 de junio de 2022. La imagen presenta una vista detallada del lado inferior de un hongo, destacando específicamente sus láminas y tallo. La cubierta del hongo no es visible en esta toma, proporcionando una vista despejada del lado inferior. **Características clave:** * **Láminas:** El hongo tiene láminas de color rosa claro a rosado parduzco que están densamente empaquetadas, con algunas mostrando signos de desgaste o daño. * **Tallo:** Un tallo delgado y blanco sostiene el hongo, extendiéndose desde el centro de la cubierta y conectándose a la base. Pueden observarse pequeños agujeros u poros en su superficie. * **Antecedentes:** Los antecedentes parecen ser de un color marrón grisáceo oscuro, posiblemente representando el suelo u otra superficie natural. **Conclusión:** Basándose en la captación proporcionada, es probable que esta imagen capture un hongo Entoloma megacystidiosum, comúnmente conocido como hongo rosa. Sin embargo, sin confirmación directa, la identificación debe abordarse con precaución. La imagen proporciona una vista detallada del lado inferior del hongo, destacando sus características distintivas y potenciales. – Spanish translation


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