FUNGI FRIDAY CHALLENGE "ORANGE MUSHROOM" THAT I FOUND IN THE FOREST TODAY

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Hello everyone, Happy Friday for all of you...

On this occasion I will try to share the results of my portrait of the Mushrooms I got in the forest. This mushroom has a very unique shape, some say that this mushroom is Ganoderma Applanatum and some say it is Lobster Mushroom, but whatever the name is, this mushroom is definitely very unique and of course very beautiful. This mushroom is generally yellow in color, I've seen it several times and indeed this mushroom has a distinctive color that is slightly more yellow to orange. This fungus grows on the sidelines of dead plants, such as dead or rotting trees. I don't know whether this mushroom is edible or not, but for safety reasons, don't eat it if you find it in the wild because we don't know the content in it.

For its own physical characteristics, this mushroom has wide petals, slightly different from the usual mushrooms. Their petals are not flat but wavy and the characteristic of this mushroom has regular segments under the petals while the petals on the top are very flat and there are no segments at all. This mushroom also has a fairly short stem, sometimes the stem is fused with the petals, but what I found this time still has a stem that can clearly be seen. When these mushrooms are not fully bloomed, their size is slightly smaller, and their petals are very thin and not volume, when they have bloomed, sometimes their petals become very large by their volume and sometimes make the stem of this Mushroom disappear and merge with the petals.
If you want to see it, you can see some of my photos below.