Fungi - Mycena galopus

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Hello Everyone..

Everyone would agree that tens or maybe hundreds of species of mushrooms are spread all over the world and some are edible, some are not. More than that, some people take advantage of mushrooms as a business opportunity, namely by cultivating them, this is certainly very interesting and helps increase the economic income of people who are serious about mushroom cultivation.

And since I joined the Hive platform, I was very enthusiastic when I found out about the existence of the #fungilovers community because this is a place to share findings, cuisine or other things related to mushrooms.

As a mushroom hunter, I am more motivated to spend more time in my free time by traveling to damp areas, such as some plantations or the banks of a small river where there are lots of plants because it is in shady places like this that mushrooms grow.

And yesterday I found a species of mushroom Mycena galopus in a areca nut garden on a riverbank in the hinterland of North Aceh, Indonesia. This fungus grows on areca nut plants that have collapsed and are rotten. Here are some photos:


Mycena galopus

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Mycena galopus

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Mycena galopus

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Mycena galopus

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Mycena galopus

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Mycena galopus

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Mycena galopus

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Mycena galopus

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CameraVivo V20 + Macro Lens
CategoryMacrophotography
ProcessedSnapseed
LocationAceh, Indonesia