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Side view of polypore mushroom Bresadolia craterella (Polyporus craterellus) on a fallen hackberry in wet area in Lick Creek Park. College Station, Texas, April 19, 2023

Location on mapsIron Bridge Trail, College Station, Brazos County, Texas, United States
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The polypore mushroom Bresadolia craterella, also known as the craterellus, is seen here growing on a fallen hackberry tree in a wet area of Lick Creek Park in College Station, Texas. The photograph was taken on April 19, 2023, capturing the intricate details of the mushroom's cap and stem. The side view showcases the unique shape and texture of the fungi, with its wavy edges and porous surface. – generated by AI

The image shows a close-up view of the underside of a polypore mushroom, specifically Bresadolia craterella (Polyporus craterellus), growing on a fallen hackberry tree trunk. The mushroom's cap is not visible in this side view.

* **Mushroom Cap**
* Not visible in the image
* **Underside of Mushroom**
* White to cream-colored and covered with small, rounded spines or warts that are densely packed and arranged in a regular pattern.
* The underside also features a network of fine, white mycelium that resembles a web-like structure.
* **Tree Trunk**
* Fallen hackberry tree trunk
* Brownish-gray color with visible cracks and fissures
* **Background**
* Dried leaves and twigs scattered around the base of the tree trunk

The overall appearance of the mushroom suggests that it is mature and has reached its full size, as indicated by the dense growth of spines on its underside. The presence of mycelium on the underside further supports this conclusion. – AI vision

Vista lateral del hongo poliporo Bresadolia craterella (Polyporus craterellus) sobre un árbol de nogal caído en una zona húmeda en Lick Creek Park. College Station, Texas, 19 de abril de 2023. La imagen muestra una vista detallada de la parte inferior del hongo poliporo, específicamente Bresadolia craterella (Polyporus craterellus), que crece en un tronco de nogal caído. La tapa del hongo no es visible desde esta vista lateral. ** Parte superior del hongo** * No visible en la imagen ** Parte inferior del hongo** * Blanco a color crema y cubierto con pequeñas espinas o verrugas redondeadas que están densamente empaquetadas y dispuestas en un patrón regular. * La parte inferior también presenta una red de micelio blanco fino que recuerda a una estructura similar a una red. ** Tronco del árbol** * Tronco de nogal caído * Color pardusco-grisáceo con grietas y fisuras visibles * ** Fondo** * Hojas secas y ramitas dispersas alrededor de la base del tronco del árbol. El aspecto general del hongo sugiere que es maduro y ha alcanzado su tamaño completo, como se indica por el crecimiento denso de espinas en su parte inferior. La presencia de micelio en la parte inferior respalda aún más esta conclusión. – Spanish translation


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