My contribution to the #FungiFriday community and appreciated by @ewkaw. And a big thank you to all the crew and members in this community. By the way, today is a special day for me, namely Friday, because I can post something about mushrooms in this community.
Good afternoon and greetings to all of us, so today I want to share with everyone in the #fungifreday community, especially for mushroom lovers, this time I will share my picture which is about mushrooms.
Based on my observations, all the pictures of these mushrooms cannot be eaten because they are not good for the health of the human body. People who eat these mushrooms will experience itching all over their bodies, so my advice is not to eat them. I found all the pictures of these mushrooms on my plantation, which coincidentally I was also looking for a mushroom photo object. Many of the mushrooms that I found grew on tree branches that were old or rotten and some grew on wet soil. With variations in the color of these mushrooms, it makes us even more enthusiastic in looking for these mushrooms.
The following is a photo of the mushroom along with its name and explanation:
1. Microporous Mushroom
This fungus grows on the branches of trees that are rotten or old, this fungus usually grows about 1 inch high and the width of the petals is about 2 cm. The colors of the mushrooms are orange and white. This mushroom cannot be consumed by humans.
2. Microporus Xanthopus Mushroom
The fungus also grows on the branches of trees that are old or weathered, this mushroom has its own characteristic, namely with irregular or torn petals, this mushroom grows with the width of the petals which has about 2.5 cm, for the original color the fungus has colors that are very similar to Microporus mushrooms, namely orange and white.
3. Mushroom Polyporus arcularius
The fungus also grows on the branches of trees that are old or rotten, this fungus grows to a height of 2 inches and the width of the petals is about 1.5 cm. For the color of the mushroom tends to be white and this mushroom also cannot be consumed by humans.
4. Mushroom Pycnoporus sanguineus
This fungus usually often grows on hard tree branches, this fungus grows about 1 inch high and about 2.5 cm wide. The original color of the mushroom is pink and this mushroom is also not good for human consumption.
5. Lentinus Mushroom
The fungus often grows in wet soil, it grows to a height of about 2.5 inches with a petal width of about 2 cm. The original color of the mushroom is white and slightly yellowish. This mushroom is also not good for human consumption but good for livestock and cattle.
6. Trametes hirsuta mushroom
This fungus grows on tree branches that are old or weathered, this fungus usually has a petal width of about 2 cm. For the original color of the mushroom, which is gray and white, this mushroom has fine hairs all over its petals. This mushroom is also not good for human consumption.
7. Coprinellus domesticus mushroom
The fungus also often grows on tree branches that are old or weathered, and some also grow on soil that settles in water, this fungus usually grows with a bunch of other mushrooms. The height of the mushroom reaches 1 inch from the ground and the original colors are orange and white. These mushrooms are good for human consumption.
Based on my explanation above, I explained it according to my own knowledge and for the name and type of mushroom I took it from google lins.
| Camera | Realme 5 pro |
|---|---|
| Equipment | Macro Lens |
| Objects | mushroom |
| Edit | Default application |
| Location | Indonesia-Aceh |
| Photographer |
All right, this is all in this post, I hope this is useful and thank you.