hello all hivers friends, we meet again of course in the #fungifriday community to show the types of mushrooms that we have found, as well as I don't want to miss wanting to present what I have captured and what I have been chasing about mushrooms..
telling a story about a mushroom, of course there are many variations in color and many types that are owned by mushrooms, different types of different colors and different shapes, obviously nothing is the same from one type of mushroom to another,, there must be a difference,, , there are mushrooms that grow on the ground, there are also mushrooms that grow on wood, and there are types of mushrooms that grow on dry leaves,
if we are hunters and mushroom lovers, we certainly have seen various types of mushrooms that grow as well as their colors, among all of us who like to hunt mushrooms at least we certainly know the types of mushrooms that can be consumed and which ones can't be consumed,
for today I will present a type of bridal veil mushroom, the fungus grows well over time..
what's so special about the mushroom bridal veil....????
In my opinion, what is special about the bridal veil mushroom is the net that covers the trunk,,,!!!!
why do i say that....????
because of the various types of mushrooms that exist, only the bridal veil mushroom has a net that covers the trunk,,
but there is something lacking in the mushroom bridal veil,, he has an unpleasant smell, aka he has a less pleasant smell,
people say wedding veil mushrooms are very difficult to find, because they don't grow anywhere, but what they say is true, I very often explore the wilderness to hunt for various types of mushrooms, but wedding veil mushrooms are very rare for me. see you,
on that day there were so many types of mushrooms that I had passed and so many types of mushrooms that I had seen, but I just let it go, as soon as I saw the mushrooms of the bridal veil I was immediately fascinated to see it.
i think today is my luck.. because today i can find it..
the last one is, its shape is still like an egg, it is a bridal veil mushroom seed,, which has just grown, it's still a long process to get out the net that covers or covers the stem of the bridal veil mushroom,,
this is my contribution to the #fungfriday community organized by
hopefully what I show this time,, can entertain all my friends.. that's all and thank you......
