As usual, when Friday comes I will share some photos of mushrooms in the FungiFriday community, and the mushrooms that I will share on this occasion are photos of mushrooms that I took this week, which was on a Wednesday when my friend and I were hunting for mushroom photos in the forest. not far from where I live, and by the way all the photos that I share on this occasion are photos that I took using a smartphone camera and the help of a macro lens, hope you like it ;
FIRST MUSHROOM - PANUS
This is the first mushroom that I will share with all of my friends, and as I said above in the introductory paragraph that the mushroom I share was taken using a smartphone camera and the help of a macro lens, the name of the mushroom that I share is called Panus, this is the name that I found when I tried to match the photo that was in my smartphone gallery on Google lens, on the wikipedia link I did not find any information that satisfied me about the mushrooms that I shared, there it only stated that "Panus is a genus of fungi in the family Polyporaceae.", besides that there are only a few lists of panus names that make me confused, which panus leads to the mushrooms that I share, do you have an answer for my ignorance, if you know the long name of the mushrooms that I share, I am very I hope readers can tell me through the comments column on my post this time.
Okay friends, below are some photos of mushrooms called panus that I will share on this occasion, hope you like them;
SECOND MUSHROOM - MARASMIUS EPIPHYLLUS
This is the second mushroom that I will share with all of my friends, and when I checked on Google lens I found a name for this mushroom, the name of this mushroom is Marasmius Epiphyllus, this mushroom is very small, and I took this mushroom when it was on a damp leaf that had fallen to the ground, here I will also share some information that explains about the fungus that I share, on wikipedia it is written that;
"Marasmius is a genus of mushroom-forming fungi in the family Marasmiaceae. It contains about 500 species of agarics, of which a few, such as Marasmius oreades, are edible.. . . . ." - Read More On Wikipedia
In the explanation on wikipedia it is explained that there are several types of edible Marasmius mushrooms, but whether Epiphyllus marasmius mushrooms can be eaten, and I still haven't found the answer. Okay friends, below are some photos of a mushroom named Marasmius epiphyllus that I will share on this occasion, and hope you like it ;)
Below is a photo that shows the size of the mushroom that I share this time, this is a photo of the mushroom that I align with my hands so that all friends can know the size of this mushroom;
Okay buddy, that's all I can share at this Friday meeting, sorry if there are some words that are difficult to understand, because I'm still using "Google translator" help to translate my writing into English. See you next Friday, Happy #fungfriday and and peace love greetings.
"See also ; The last 7 posts of my mushroom publication"
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"INFORMATION"
| Camera | Poco X3 NFC |
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| Lens | Sony 25mm & Q-lens 35mm |
| Process | Mobile Lightroom & Picsart |
| Location | Indonesia - Aceh |
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~"About Me"~
My name is M. Alan Mirza, I am currently 29 years old, I come from Asia, to be precise in Indonesia - Sumatra Island. I work as an emergency room administrator, namely in the Medical Record section at Cut Meutia Hospital. My hobbies are uncertain, my hobbies follow my mood, sometimes I like reading, sometimes I like writing, sometimes I like photographing small insects and other small object, sometimes I also like to play games for a long time, but now no, i have to focus on work, playing games for a long time will only make my time run haphazardly in vain. 😁
