Hello Hivers
Hello all friends, this is the first Friday in June, and on this occasion, there are several types of mushrooms that I will share which have their own uniqueness and beauty, here is my contribution to #fungifriday organized by
We start with an orange mushroom that grows on a stick, and it just grows alone, without groups or kingdoms like other orange mushrooms.
The umbrella part is very beautiful with some red spots on it, but unfortunately I can't see the gills of the mushroom, because its growing position is very difficult to photograph the gills, and in my opinion it is a type of Gymnopilus mushroom
Leucocoprinus cretaceus is a species of fungi producing of the family Agaricaceae , probably of tropical origin although it was first documented in Europe where it is often found growing in greenhouses and bark beds. However, many early observations equated this species with Leucocoprinus birnbaumii or Leucocoprinus cepitipes, even though they have only some superficial similarities
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This white mushroom is a little strange, but it looks very unique, and this is the first time I see this type of mushroom, I found it on a banana tree trunk and covered with leaves
All parts of its body are spotty and a little rough, but the gills that this mushroom has are very beautiful and soft
At first there was only one mushroom that I saw, but after removing the banana leaf that was on it, it turned out that there were three mushrooms growing, one of which looked very young, and I accidentally touched one of them, causing it to be uprooted.
Judging from the appearance of this mushroom it seems poisonous and cannot be consumed, but sources say otherwise, you can give feedback about this mushroom if I am wrong in giving the name
I found the two orange mushrooms above in different locations, and maybe these two mushrooms also belong to the Gymnopilus type, as we all know Gymnopilus mushrooms consist of hundreds of species.
Each of these mushrooms also has its own beauty which is no less interesting than the previous mushroom, even though they have similarities, there are still many differences between the two.
I took all the photos above in the same area, and this time that's all I can share, I hope you like it and see you next Friday
| Note; all pictures were taken with a smartphone camera and edited with lightrhoom + picsart |
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Happy FungiFriday