Fungi Friday - Cinnabar Polypore & Hairy Bracket

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This is my contribution to #FungiFriday by ewkaw@ewkaw

Today I want to decorate #FungiFriday again with some photos of mushrooms I found in the forest while I was hunting bugs a few days ago. Previously I rested under a shady sengon tree, a few moments later I saw several small branches of the sengon plant that had grown mushrooms.

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As seen in the photo above are two types of mushrooms that grow on sengon twigs, and those are the mushrooms that I share in this post. As for the two types of mushrooms that I mean, one of them is the Pycnoporus cinnabarinus mushroom. This mushroom, also known as cinnabar polypore, belongs to the Polyporaceae family.

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Then there is the hairy bracket (Trametes hirsuta). Besides liking to grow on dead wood branches, this mushroom is also a fungus that can survive in the hot summer.

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CameraRealme 3 Pro + Macro Lens
CategoryFungi Photography
ProcessedLightroom
LocationTanah Luas, Indonesia
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