FungiFriday - Psathyrella corrugis

Hello Everyone..

This is my contribution to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw

Meet again on Friday, and today I can hardly do anything because it has been raining since yesterday afternoon where I live. The rice farmers are very grateful because the rice plants are getting pregnant, of course they need sufficient water considering the irrigation channels in the area are being disrupted so that sometimes the flow of irrigation water is slightly hampered and even some farmers have complained because the rice plants are starting to dry up.

And after 14.30 WIB the rain started to subside, only a little drizzle remained and that didn't stop my intention to hunt mushrooms. I waited for the sky to clear and waited for the afternoon sun to appear, but it didn't happen so I didn't plan on hunting mushrooms to a location far from where I live. This is because to anticipate if it rains again at least it won't take me long to return home :)

Then I decided to go to a location I had been to before, and there I had found several species of mushrooms some time ago. This is not a coincidence, because the location I am referring to is in an oil palm plantation located on the banks of a river.

And finally my decision to go to that location bore fruit. Yes, I found a mushroom species with a dashing and elegant appearance. She is Psathyrella, a large genus consisting of about 400 species, and is similar to the genera Coprinellus, Coprinopsis, Coprinus and Panaeolus. And here are some photos: