Fungi - White Coral (Clavariaceae)

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Hello FungiLovers..

A few days ago I went to a damp location with lots of rotten areca nut trees. The areca nut trees were cut down on purpose because the area of ​​the garden wanted to be planted with oil palm.

And I found several species of mushrooms at that location, but some of them are common mushroom species, even some of which I have posted here. Finally, there is one mushroom species that caught my attention, namely the White Coral Mushroom (Clavariaceae).

This fungus likes moist areas like where I found it, in appearance this fungus is like coral, although it looks like jelly at a glance but I agree that it looks more like coral.

Well, if you're curious, let's take a look at some of the photos below:

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CameraVivo V20 + Macro Lens
CategoryFungi Photography
ProcessedSnapseed
LocationAceh, Indonesia
Fungi - White Coral (Clavariaceae) | Ecency