Irregular, cotton-like or web-like corticioid fungus on a fallen oak(?) in Lick Creek ParkLick Creek: Background Notes. College Station, Texas

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College Station, Texas, April 19, 2023

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The image presents a close-up view of an irregularly shaped, white growth covering the surface of a piece of wood. The growth appears to be cotton-like or web-like and is characterized by its soft texture.

The fungus has a light brownish coloration towards the back, which may suggest that it is growing on the bark side of the tree. The surrounding area is not visible in this image, but it likely shows the trunk of an oak tree (Quercus spp.), as indicated by the caption.

**Classification:**

Based on the provided information and visual clues, it can be deduced that the species belongs to the genus **Resinicium**, which includes corticioid fungi. These fungi are known for their irregular growth patterns and ability to form cotton-like or web-like structures on decaying wood.

While the exact species cannot be determined without further examination, Resinicium is a possible candidate given its characteristics mentioned in the caption. – AI vision

🇪🇸 Descripción en español / Spanish Description

Un hongo corticioide irregular, similar al algodón o a la red en un roble caído (?) en Lick Creek Park. College Station, Texas, abril 19 de 2023. La imagen presenta una vista cercana de un crecimiento blanco de forma irregular que cubre la superficie de una pieza de madera. El crecimiento parece ser similar al algodón o a la red y se caracteriza por su textura suave. El hongo tiene una coloración parduzca clara hacia atrás, lo que puede sugerir que está creciendo en el lado de la corteza del árbol. El área circundante no es visible en esta imagen, pero probablemente muestra el tronco de un roble (Quercus spp.), como indica el subtítulo. **Clasificación:** En base a la información y pistas visuales proporcionadas, puede deducirse que la especie pertenece al género **Resinicium**, que incluye hongos corticioides. Estos hongos son conocidos por sus patrones de crecimiento irregular y capacidad para formar estructuras similares al algodón o a la red en madera en descomposición. Mientras que la especie exacta no puede determinarse sin un examen adicional, Resinicium es una posible candidata dadas sus características mencionadas en el subtítulo. – Spanish translation

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