Underside of a small solitary brown-capped Pluteus mushroom on wood chips in a forest cleaned 2 years ago in Washington-on-the-Brazos State Historic Site. Washington, Texas

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The image shows the underside of a small solitary brown-capped Pluteus mushroom growing on wood chips in a forest cleaned two years ago in Washington-on-the-Brazos State Historic Site. The mushroom is likely *Pluteus petasatus*, based on its size and coloration.

* **Mushroom Cap:**
* The cap of the mushroom is brown, with a smooth texture.
* It has an irregular shape, being wider than tall.
* The cap's surface features concentric rings that are slightly darker in color compared to the rest of the cap.
* **Stem:**
* The stem is white and slender, tapering from the base towards the top.
* It has a smooth texture and no visible fibers or striations.
* The stem's length is approximately one-third the height of the cap.
* **Gills:**
* The gills are white and crowded together, extending down from the edge of the cap to the base.
* They are slightly decurrent, meaning they extend downwards along the stem for a short distance.
* The gills have a smooth texture and no visible fibers or striations.
* **Spores:**
* The spore print is white, indicating that the mushroom produces white spores.
* The spores are not visible in this image, but they can be observed under microscopic examination.

Overall, the image provides a detailed view of the underside of a small solitary brown-capped Pluteus mushroom growing on wood chips in a forest cleaned two years ago in Washington-on-the-Brazos State Historic Site. – AI vision

🇪🇸 Descripción en español / Spanish Description

El lado inferior de un pequeño hongo Pluteus solitario con sombrero marrón en virutas de madera en un bosque limpiado hace 2 años en el sitio histórico estatal de Washington-on-the-Brazos. Washington, Texas, 15 de mayo de 2024. La imagen muestra el lado inferior de un pequeño hongo Pluteus solitario con sombrero marrón que crece en virutas de madera en un bosque limpiado hace dos años en el sitio histórico estatal de Washington-on-the-Brazos. El hongo es probablemente *Pluteus petasatus*, según su tamaño y coloración.

**Sombrero del Hongo**:
el sombrero del hongo es marrón, con una textura lisa. Tiene una forma irregular, siendo más ancho que alto. La superficie del sombrero presenta anillos concéntricos que son ligeramente más oscuros en color en comparación con el resto del sombrero.

**Tallo**:
el tallo es blanco y delgado, estrechándose desde la base hacia la parte superior. Tiene una textura lisa y no presenta fibras ni estrías visibles. La longitud del tallo es aproximadamente un tercio de la altura del sombrero.

**Poros**:
los poros son blancos y muy juntos, extendiéndose desde el borde del sombrero hasta la base. Son decurrentes, lo que significa que se extienden hacia abajo a lo largo del tallo una corta distancia. Tienen una textura lisa y no presentan fibras ni estrías visibles.

**Impresión de esporas**:
la impresión de las esporas es blanca, lo que indica que el hongo produce esporas blancas. Las esporas no son visibles en la imagen, pero pueden observarse con un examen microscópico. – Spanish translation

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