FungiFriday- a beautiful mushroom species I just saw this for the first time,
My contribution to #FungiFriday by 
- hello friends what are you all tonight, I hope you are always in good health,
tonight I will show my friends the results of the photo shoot of the mushroom that I got this afternoon, where my house grows on rotting wooden trees, namely durian trees that have been split, and have long rotted, and grow very beautiful mushrooms these, i.e. slime molds or myxomycota are a group of protists
- this is a type of moving fungus called a slime mold
it moves by mozomozo, actually however tsunohokori belongs to a different group called protozoa mycobacteria
- they collect nutrients as they move, and when they arrive, they form basidia and release spores,due to growing fruit formed on the surface of the basidiomycite the surface is powdery white.
I found it when I started looking for mushrooms
it's beautiful as usual I'm here, you can see it well, even from afar, this species is a slime mold that rages, during the rainy season
great isn't that beautiful, looks big, but smaller than expected, because it's a slime mold usually creeping, but times basidiomycite like this, in short, this condition is called the mushroom state of this species wonder
thank you, hope we can meet again in the next #fungifriday community
| picture | photography | |
|---|---|---|
| camera used | handphone | |
| type camera | realmi C20 | |
| location | Aceh, Indonesia | |
| editing | snapseep | |
| photographer |  @herryson |