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Near a secluded campsite along a winding creek within the dense forests of Little Lake Creek Wilderness in Sam Houston National Forest, Texas, some brittlestem mushrooms (Psathyrella) were found growing on the underside of tree trunks. The photograph was captured on November 12, 2023, during a hike along the North Wilderness Trail, particularly near Pole Creek. – generated by AI |
The image displays the underside of three Psathyrella mushrooms that have been cut off at their stems. The mushroom caps are light brown with darker radial striations and thin white hairs around their edges. They rest on a layer of soil, twigs, and sand. Psathyrella is a genus of fungi in the family Psathyrellaceae, which contains about 300 species of mushrooms that are often called "false parasols". They are small to medium-sized basidiomycetes characterized by white spores. They grow on ground litter or decaying wood. Most have a mild, slightly sweet flavor and aroma. The genus was created in 1874 by the German mycologist Paul Kummer, who named it Psathyrella from Greek ψαθύρ (psathyr), meaning "false parasol", referring to their resemblance to the edible puffball mushroom Lycoperdon pyriforme. The image was taken near a primitive campsite. A sharp bend in Pole Creek is located on North Wilderness Trail of Little Lake Creek Wilderness in Sam Houston National Forest north from Montgomery, Texas. – AI vision |
La parte inferior de algunos hongos brittlestem (Psathyrella) cerca de un campamento primitivo en una curva pronunciada del arroyo cerca de Pole Creek en el North Wilderness Trail of Little Lake Creek Wilderness en Sam Houston National Forest al norte de Montgomery, Texas, 12 de noviembre de 2023. La imagen muestra la parte inferior de tres hongos Psathyrella que se han cortado en sus tallos. Los sombreros del hongo son marrón claro con estriaciones radiales más oscuras y pelillos blancos finos alrededor de sus bordes. Descansan sobre una capa de suelo, ramitas y arena. Psathyrella es un género de hongos en la familia Psathyrellaceae, que contiene aproximadamente 300 especies de hongos que se llaman a menudo "falsos parasoles". Son basidiomicetos pequeños a medianos caracterizados por esporas blancas. Crecen sobre la basura del suelo o madera en descomposición. La mayoría tienen un sabor y aroma suavemente dulce. El género fue creado en 1874 por el micólogo alemán Paul Kummer, que lo llamó Psathyrella del griego ψαθύρ (psathyr), que significa "falso parasol", haciendo referencia a su parecido con el comestible hongo puffball Lycoperdon pyriforme. La imagen fue tomada cerca de un campamento primitivo. Una curva pronunciada en Pole Creek se encuentra en North Wilderness Trail of Little Lake Creek Wilderness en Sam Houston National Forest al norte de Montgomery, Texas. – Spanish translation |
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