Spores shaped as viruses or blood clots of corticioid mushroom Dendrothele macrodens from bark of a recently fallen big hackberry tree, collected a day before in Lick Creek ParkLick Creek: Background Notes. College Station, Texas

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The image shows spores shaped like viruses or blood clots of corticioid mushroom Dendrothele macrodens from bark of a recently fallen big hackberry tree, collected a day before in Lick Creek Park. College Station, Texas, January 10, 2023.

* **Spore Shape**
* The spores are shaped like viruses or blood clots.
* This unusual shape is characteristic of Dendrothele macrodens.
* **Mushroom Origin**
* The spores come from the corticioid mushroom Dendrothele macrodens.
* Corticioid mushrooms are a type of fungus that grows on wood, often in association with other organisms such as bacteria or algae.
* They are typically small to medium-sized and have a soft, leathery texture.
* **Tree Source**
* The spores were collected from the bark of a recently fallen big hackberry tree (Celtis occidentalis).
* Big hackberry trees are native to North America and can grow up to 100 feet tall.
* They have a broad, rounded crown and a straight trunk with grayish-brown bark that becomes rougher with age.
* **Collection Location**
* The spores were collected in Lick Creek Park, College Station, Texas.
* Lick Creek Park is a 1,300-acre park located in the heart of College Station, Texas.
* It features several hiking and biking trails, picnic areas, playgrounds, sports fields, and a lake for fishing and boating.
* **Collection Date**
* The spores were collected on January 10, 2023.
* This suggests that the big hackberry tree was recently fallen and its bark was still intact at the time of collection.

In summary, the image shows spores shaped like viruses or blood clots of corticioid mushroom Dendrothele macrodens from the bark of a recently fallen big hackberry tree in Lick Creek Park, College Station, Texas. – AI vision

🇪🇸 Descripción en español / Spanish Description

Muestras con forma de virus o coágulos sanguíneos del hongo corticioso Dendrothele macrodens de la corteza de un robles espinoso grande recientemente caído, recogido un día antes en Lick Creek Park. College Station, Texas, 10 de enero de 2023. La imagen muestra las esporas con forma de virus o coágulos sanguíneos del hongo corticioso Dendrothele macrodens de la corteza de un robles espinoso grande recientemente caído, recogido un día antes en Lick Creek Park. College Station, Texas, 10 de enero de 2023. * Forma de las esporas: Las esporas tienen forma de virus o coágulos sanguíneos. Esta extraña forma es característica del Dendrothele macrodens. Origen del hongo: Las esporas provienen del hongo corticioso Dendrothele macrodens. Los hongos corticiosos son un tipo de hongo que crece en la madera, a menudo asociado con otros organismos como bacterias o algas. Son generalmente pequeños a medios y tienen una textura suave y coriácea. Fuente del árbol: Las esporas se recolectaron de la corteza de un robles espinoso grande recientemente caído (Celtis occidentalis). Los robles espinosos grandes son nativos de América del Norte y pueden crecer hasta 100 pies de altura. Tienen una corona ancha y redondeada y un tronco recto con corteza grisácea que se vuelve más áspera con el tiempo. Lugar de recolección: Las esporas se recolectaron en Lick Creek Park, College Station, Texas. Lick Creek Park es un parque de 1,300 acres ubicado en el corazón de College Station, Texas. Presenta varios senderos para caminar y montar en bicicleta, áreas para picnics, parques infantiles, campos deportivos y un lago para pescar y navegar. Fecha de recolección: Las esporas se recolectaron el 10 de enero de 2023. Esto sugiere que el roble espinoso grande cayó recientemente y su corteza todavía estaba intacta al momento de la recolección. En resumen, la imagen muestra esporas con forma de virus o coágulos sanguíneos del hongo corticioso Dendrothele macrodens de la corteza de un roble espinoso grande recientemente caído en Lick Creek Park, College Station, Texas. – Spanish translation

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