Hello dear friend....? How are you there today, and at my place today it is raining and hopefully tomorrow there will be new mushrooms that I may have never shared or have never seen, and hopefully tomorrow will be a good answer for me to share?...
Do you know, friend, why jaur really likes damp and wet places, and is often found in oil palm plantations or in rotting or old wood?
Sometimes I have questions that are above, and if you can provide a little input for me or other writer friends, I am very happy and at this time I am also trying to read some reviews of the wild mushroom ecosystem that grows at random with, and according to what I want to know on.....! Make sure friends read it to the end of my post ok.....???
This fungus or fungus also contributes greatly to fulfilling a variety or menu of Indonesian specialties, such as tape, tempeh, oncom, tauco, bread, fermented drinks, and various other foods. Fungi also play an important role as decomposers which can form food webs for plants or forest ecosystems. This study aims to determine the level of fungal diversity on oil palm trees with different types.
Wood fungus is a type of fungus that lives attached to rotten wood, tree trunks that are still alive or in leaf litter.
Fungi or fungi are single-celled organisms and do not have chlorophyll and grow close to trees. Fungi are included in organisms that obtain food from other organisms, because they cannot produce their own food so that they live to decompose food from organic materials around their environment.
How do mushrooms live.....???
In search of mushrooms can live in 3 ways:
Saprophyte, namely living by utilizing organic waste into inorganic.
Parasites, which live by obtaining organic matter from their host
Mutualism, namely living with other organisms for the same benefit.
The characteristics of edible mushrooms
Unobtrusive color
Has a fresh scent
Does not have a ring in the middle of the stem
Often eaten by caterpillars or insects, while mushrooms that cannot be eaten are the opposite.
Although, many are aware of the presence of mushrooms in their yards, only some are able to tell which mushrooms are edible and which are poisonous.
Types of edible mushrooms, which usually often grow in our yards.
Oyster mushrooms, very much liked and often consumed by the public. This food fungus is classified as a wood fungus because it often grows on the surface of dead stems. This mushroom has a shell-like shape with carvings under the petals. The color of this mushroom is usually dull white.
Grigit mushrooms are the same as oyster mushrooms, which usually thrive and cluster on dead stems or twigs. And included in the wood mushroom. Grigit mushrooms at a glance almost the same as oyster mushrooms, but different. The difference is that the Grigit mushroom does not have a stem and is much smaller in size. For the taste is also almost the same as oyster mushrooms.
Ear fungus, ear because its shape resembles a human ear. This mushroom after being cooked has a texture like jelly or jelly.
Western mushrooms, classified as soil fungi, because they grow on the surface of the soil that is moist and slightly wet. In terms of shape, this mushroom has the appearance of an umbrella, and is white and slightly brownish. This mushroom is predicted to have the most delicious taste of the three mushrooms, because after being cooked the texture will resemble chicken meat.
How about the description above, hopefully it can be useful for you and me personally as a mushroom wild lover, but so far I haven't tried some mushrooms that are actually edible or can be consumed like the review I share, and if it's true then I will I want to try to make experiments on natural mushroom cultivation, which is far from drunk and turquoise.
Thank you for those of you who have read thoroughly, and see you in another post
| Photography | Nature fungi |
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| Objeck | Mushrooms |
| Location | Atjeh Gardening |
| Camera | Smartphone oppo |
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