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Mushrooms Lentinellus castoreus growing under a log 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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Lentinellus castoreus, a type of mushroom, can be found thriving under a log in the Little Thicket Nature Sanctuary, where it was discovered during a mushroom walk event held by the GSMS on June 4, 2022. This unique species is native to Cleveland, Texas, and can be identified by its distinctive appearance, with caps that range in color from cream to tan and gills that are attached to the stem. The sanctuary's diverse ecosystem provides an ideal environment for the growth of these fascinating fungi. – generated by AI

The image presents a detailed view of mushrooms, specifically Lentinellus castoreus, growing under a log in Little Thicket Nature Sanctuary.

* The mushrooms are prominently featured in the upper-left corner and the bottom left corner of the image.
* They have a distinctive fan-shaped cap with white to light brown colors and a smooth surface.
* The caps are covered with a layer of fine, soft hairs that give them a velvety appearance.
* The gills underneath each mushroom are narrow and slightly decurrent (attached to the stem), running down the sides for approximately half their length.
* Each mushroom has a short, stout white stem that is roughly equal in length to its cap.
* In the background, there appears to be a log or tree trunk covered with soil, moss, and other debris.
* The log is dark brown in color and has visible cracks and grooves on its surface.

Overall, the image provides a clear view of the mushrooms' physical characteristics and their habitat, showcasing the unique features of Lentinellus castoreus. – AI vision

Los hongos Lentinellus castoreus crecen debajo de un tronco en Little Thicket Nature Sanctuary. Encontrado en la caminata por los hongos del GSMS. Cleveland, Texas, el 4 de junio de 2022. La imagen presenta una vista detallada de los hongos, específicamente Lentinellus castoreus, creciendo debajo de un tronco en Little Thicket Nature Sanctuary. * Los hongos son destacados en la esquina superior izquierda y la esquina inferior izquierda de la imagen. * Tienen una distintiva campana con colores blancos a marrones claros y una superficie suave. * Las tapas están cubiertas con una capa de pelos finos y suaves que les dan un aspecto de terciopelo. * Los pliegues debajo de cada hongo son estrechos y ligeramente decurrentes (unidos al tallo), corriendo por los lados durante aproximadamente la mitad de su longitud. * Cada hongo tiene un corto y robusto tallo blanco que es aproximadamente igual en longitud a su tapa. * En segundo plano, parece haber un tronco o tronco cubierto de tierra, musgo y otros restos. * El tronco es de color marrón oscuro y tiene grietas y surcos visibles en su superficie. * En general, la imagen proporciona una vista clara de las características físicas de los hongos y su hábitat, mostrando las características únicas del Lentinellus castoreus. – Spanish translation


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