Fungifriday || Oudemansiella Mushroom.

Happy fungifriday day and this is my contribution to #FungiFriday held by Hive account@ewkaw.

Welcome to early July all hiveans friends!.Seeing the diversity of mushroom plants that grow in a moist bush environment in an open environment sometimes gives a big question mark for some people, especially for me personally, can all mushrooms be consumed or not? because I have often noticed that local people often ignore these species of mushrooms.

According to what I noticed when I was hunting for mushroom images in the open environment
which I specifically publish on #fungfriday, stem mushrooms that grow in humid areas have a soft body and hat texture and in general they have a white color that looks so elegant.

And few days ago in the last week of June when I started the morning by walking around the neighborhood home, I found some mushrooms Oudemansiella with a distinctive texture, soft stems and a round hat in a white uniform, I found growing on the midrib of rotting areca nut leaves ,,in the neighborhood of in garbage heap behind the house.

I personally do not know whether this mushroom can be consumed or not and the dry, shriveled betel nut leaves that remain from burnt leaf litter provide a neat place for this lovely mushroom to grow for that day and also the morning atmosphere that looks so bright gave me the opportunity to detail several angles of taking pictures of the beautiful from mushroom plants in that last week of June.