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Spores of a large white brittlegill mushroom Russula compacta from Road FS 203 collected a day before in Sam Houston National Forest. Texas, September 22, 2024

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The image displays an array of spore clusters, each one comprising numerous individual spores that are densely packed together and arranged in a spherical shape. The spores themselves have brownish-yellow coloring with dark-brown edges, while the background appears to be white.

Given the presence of these spores in the image, it is likely that they belong to a large white brittlegill mushroom (Russula compacta) collected from Road FS 203 in Sam Houston National Forest, Texas, on September 22, 2024. – AI vision

Las esporas de un hongo blanco y quebradizo rusoide grande, Russula compacta, recolectadas un día antes en el Bosque Nacional Sam Houston. Texas, septiembre 22, 2024. La imagen muestra una matriz de racimos de esporas, cada uno compuesto por numerosas esporas individuales empaquetadas densamente juntas y dispuestas en forma esférica. Las propias esporas tienen un color marrón amarillento con bordes marrón oscuro, mientras que el fondo parece ser blanco. Dada la presencia de estas esporas en la imagen, es probable que pertenezcan a un hongo blanco y quebradizo rusoide grande (Russula compacta) recolectado de Road FS 203 en el Bosque Nacional Sam Houston, Texas, el 22 de septiembre de 2024. – Spanish translation


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