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Hydnoid corticioid mushroom rogether with Trametes on a standing dry oak when exposed to regular daylight as well as when illuminated by a 365 nm ultraviolet (UV-A) blacklight near Pole Creek on North Wilderness Trail of Little Lake Creek Wilderness in Sam Houston National Forest north from Montgomery. Texas, August 31, 2024

Location on mapsLone Star Hiking Trail, Montgomery County, Texas, United States
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The image features two photographs of mushrooms growing on the bark of a standing dry oak tree. The top photograph displays the mushrooms under regular daylight conditions, while the bottom photograph shows them illuminated by a blacklight emitting UV-A radiation at 365 nm.

In both images, three mushroom caps are visible in the center area. The mushrooms have brownish-red edges with lighter centers and appear to be growing from the bark of the tree. The bark is grayish-beige, covered in lichen, and features dark spots where water has seeped into the cracks.

The top photograph shows the mushrooms under regular daylight conditions, while the bottom image reveals them fluorescing when exposed to UV-A radiation at 365 nm. This suggests that the mushrooms are capable of absorbing UV light and emitting it back out in a longer wavelength.

Overall, the image provides a clear visual representation of the mushrooms' growth on the oak tree bark and highlights their unique ability to absorb and emit UV radiation. – AI vision

El corticiamoide hídrido roje junto con Trametes en un roble seco vertical cuando está expuesto a la luz del día regular, así como también cuando es iluminado por una luz negra ultravioleta (UV-A) de 365 nm cerca de Pole Creek en el North Wilderness Trail de Little Lake Creek Wilderness en Sam Houston National Forest al norte de Montgomery. Texas, agosto 31, 2024. La imagen presenta dos fotografías de hongos creciendo en la corteza de un roble seco vertical. La fotografía superior muestra los hongos bajo condiciones de luz regular, mientras que la fotografía inferior los muestra iluminados por una luz negra que emite radiación UV-A a 365 nm. En ambas imágenes, tres sombreros de seta son visibles en el área central. Los hongos tienen bordes marronáceos-rojos con centros más claros y parecen estar creciendo desde la corteza del árbol. La corteza es grisáceo-beige, cubierta de líquen y presenta manchas oscuras donde el agua ha penetrado en las grietas. La fotografía superior muestra los hongos bajo condiciones de luz regular, mientras que la imagen inferior revela su fluorescencia al ser expuestos a radiación UV-A a 365 nm. Esto sugiere que los hongos son capaces de absorber luz ultravioleta y de emitirla nuevamente en una longitud de onda más larga. En general, la imagen proporciona una representación visual clara del crecimiento de estos hongos en la corteza del árbol y destaca su habilidad única para absorber y emitir radiación ultravioleta. – Spanish translation


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