Conidia (in lugol) in spore print obtained from ...

The image shows a spore print obtained from the fungus Sporophagomyces chrysostomus(?) on February 26, 2024, from a large fallen oak collected two days prior at Little Thicket Nature Sanctuary near Cleveland, Texas.

**Visible Features**

* The spore print appears to be a light yellowish-brown color.
* A cluster of conidia is visible in the center of the image, which are small, oval-shaped structures with smooth surfaces.
* Several single conidia are also scattered throughout the image.

**Observations and Inferences**

* It can be inferred that these conidia were produced by the fungus Sporophagomyces chrysostomus(?) on the fallen oak.
* The color of the spore print suggests that the conidia may have been affected by the environment in which they were collected, as some species of fungi can produce spores with different colors or textures depending on their environmental conditions.

**Conclusion**

The image provides a visual representation of the conidia produced by the fungus Sporophagomyces chrysostomus(?) and suggests that further research is needed to determine the optimal conditions for culturing this organism. – AI vision