Monomad | Three species of mushrooms I found today in some plantati...

This is my entry for the #monomad challenge curated by Hive account@monochromes today.

Hi everyone, how are you, I hope you are having a nice day and in good condition. On this occasion, I went back to several plantations in my village to look for mushrooms, and especially since the last few days I have not found any mushrooms and coincidentally on this areca nut and cocoa plantation, and I found three species of mushrooms that I want to show you this time and I hope you like them.

The first is the Marasmiellus candidus mushroom species that I found on some damp rotten wood, and its shape looks beautiful with its gills that look very unique with a bright white color, and at that time I immediately took several different angles to see the interesting side of this beautiful mushroom species, and below you can see several portraits of this white mushroom species.

_{Marasmiellus candidus is a genus of mushrooms. It belongs to the family Basidiomycota.....Wikipedia}

The second is a species of Schizophyllum fungus that thrives on rotting oil palm fronds, and its shape is similar to a fan with a slightly yellowish white color and its gills also look very interesting, and I immediately approached it and took some pictures of the species of fungus that at first glance looks like a fan, and you can see it below and I hope you like it.

_{Schizophyllum is a genus of fungi in the family Schizophyllaceae. The widespread genus contains six wood-rotting species.....Wikipedia}

The third is this species of Tubaria furfuracea mushroom that I found in some piles of rotten wood in the bushes of bulukan, this mushroom has a small umbrella with a brownish orange color that looks so beautiful, and at that time I immediately took some photos of this umbrella mushroom species and you can see it below and I hope you like it.

_{Tubaria furfuracea, commonly known as the scurfy twiglet or totally tedious tubaria, is a common species of agaric fungus in the family Tubariaceae.....Wikipedia}