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Spores of a white polypore mushroom Amaropostia...in Sam Houston National Forest. Texas  
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Spores of a white polypore mushroom Amaropostia stiptica (Postia stiptica, Oligoporus stipticus)(?) from a fallen pine, collected a day before on Richards Loop Trail in Sam Houston National Forest. Texas, February 22, 2024

Measurement of sporesSpore size 4 - 4.6 × 2 - 2.3 µm, length to width ratio Q = 1.9 - 2.16.
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The image shows a microscopic view of spores, likely from an unknown white polypore mushroom species (Amaropostia stiptica). The spores are oval-shaped and have a smooth surface with no visible ridges or features.

* **Spores:**
* Oval in shape
* Smooth surface
* No visible ridges or features
* **Background:**
* Light gray color
* Gradually darker towards the edges

The image is likely a microscopic view of the spores, possibly taken using a microscope with a digital camera. The background is light gray and gradually darkens towards the edges, suggesting that the image was taken at an angle or with a slight tilt.

Overall, the image provides a detailed view of the spore morphology, which can be used to identify the species of white polypore mushroom it belongs to. – AI vision

El día antes, en el Richards Loop Trail de la Sam Houston National Forest, Texas, se recolectaron esporas de un hongo blanco y esponjoso Amaropostia stiptica (Postia stiptica, Oligoporus stipticus). La imagen muestra una vista microscópica de las esporas, probablemente de una especie desconocida de hongos blancos y esponjosos (Amaropostia stiptica). Las esporas son de forma ovalada y tienen una superficie lisa sin estrías ni características visibles. **Es poro:** * Ovalado en forma * Superficie lisa * Sin estrías o rasgos visibles * **Antecedentes:** * Color gris claro * Gradualmente más oscuro hacia los bordes La imagen es probablemente una vista microscópica de las esporas, tomada posiblemente con un microscopio con cámara digital. El fondo es gris claro y se oscurece gradualmente hacia los bordes, lo que sugiere que la imagen fue tomada en ángulo o con una ligera inclinación. En general, la imagen proporciona una vista detallada de la morfología de las esporas, que puede usarse para identificar la especie de hongos blancos y esponjosos a los que pertenecen. – Spanish translation


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