Weekend in The Local Forest With Mushrooms

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Hey Fungi Lovers! Today I have several mushroom collections to show here. I captured it using the telephoto lens I just bought, but I still have to adapt how to use it. So, please understand that the results of the pictures are not optimal.

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Oyster mushrooms in the genus Pleurotus belong to the Pleurotaceae family. This mushroom is widely cultivated and traded in the market, I like oyster mushrooms because they taste delicious when cooked with starfruit sauce. But for the oyster mushrooms that grow wild in the forest, I hesitate to take them home for fear they will contain toxic.

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Commonly known as the Deadly Webcap, it is a toxic mushroom in the genus Cortinarius that belongs to the Cortinariaceae family. It can be recognized by the physical characteristics of the cap which is purple, sometimes bright orange.

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Fomitopsis pinicola or commonly known as the red-belted conk. This fungus is often found growing on areca or coconut trees. Physically, young mushrooms are shiny reddish with milky white edges. Meanwhile, mushrooms that have been aged for a long time are dark brown.

CameraXiaomi Poco X3 NFC + Lensbong Tele Macro 100MM
CategoryMushrooms Photography
ProcessedAdobe Lightroom
LocationLhokseumawe, Aceh, Indonesia
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Weekend in The Local Forest With Mushrooms | Ecency