Fungi Friday Challenge : The Extraordinary Beauty Of Natural Mushro...

My contribution this Friday to Fungi Friday challenge By Hive account@ewkaw.

Hi my friends all in the world. Special greetings to caregivers Fungi Friday Community by Hive account@ewkaw and all my wild mushroom hunter friends around the world. From the dense forest of Sampi to the thicket I swing my footsteps to study and hunt for mushrooms. The drizzling rain that is falling to the earth adds to the beauty of nature. So beautiful lam when I see and feel with the deepest sense of the heart. Indeed nature is amazing, what's more the beauty of mushrooms that grow in nature.

Life is indeed beautiful but it must be with high enthusiasm in carrying out sincere activities. To live life, never give up, keep fighting and try your best to navigate the beauty of nature. Remember there is a burning fire that always burns deep in my heart. A fire that continues to burn and cannot be extinguished by anyone. The fire that continues to burn even though it is watered with insults and blasphemy that is not pleasant to listen to. It will never go out, it will keep on burning forever.

On this occasion I only got two types of mushrooms that were very different. The first mushroom Schizophyllum commune is a species of fungus from the Schizophyllaceae family of the genus Schizophyllum. The fine hairs that adorn each edge of this mushroom make the mushroom even more unique when I look at it.

The two fungi Botryobasidium are species of mushrooms in the order Cantharellales of the family Botryobasidiaceae. A very thin mushroom like paper that spreads widely in the fronds of thatch stems. This fungus appears to have dew water attached to the mushroom. Mushrooms that are white to cream in color are very good. The mushroom Botryobasidium is a genus of corticioid fungi from the class Agaricomycetes.