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Fungi Friday

My contribution to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw

Peace be with all of us who are in this beloved community without us realizing that Friday has arrived again even though it feels like just yesterday I posted about mushrooms and today I am very happy to hear Friday of course as usual I will participate again with you about the fungi that I find this time. The fungus that I shared today was looking for it in the Aceh forest and currently it is difficult to find fungi because the weather where I was a few days ago was very hot and of course fungi rarely grow because the weather was so hot and almost today I lost the opportunity and after I struggled to find it it turned out that my struggle was not in vain I managed to find two types of fungi that grow on dead wood in the Aceh forest, to be honest I was really happy when I got it.

What are the fungi that I found, let's discuss together. !

Tyromyces

Seeing in the forest there are various types of fungi that grow, of course, if you like looking for fungi, this one is definitely not foreign to your eyes, because this fungus is very commonly found in dead wood and this type of fungus is also known to last longer than fungi. In general, this fungus actually has a variety of colors and different sizes, while the color that I share today is white with a fairly small size and I had to take a photo using a macro lens so that it could be seen clearly.

As for after I took some pictures of this fungus, I looked for additional information on google lens and it turns out that this type of fungus has a scientific name, Tyromyces.

Tyromyces is a genus of poroid fungi in the family Polyporaceae. It was circumscribed by mycologist Petter Karsten in 1881. The type species is the widely distributed Tyromyces chioneus, commonly known as the white cheese polyporesource.

To see some pictures of this fungus, let's check below I have prepared some pictures.

Fungi Friday Portrait by @idayrus

So, those are some pictures of the Tyromyces fungus that I have found in the Aceh forest, now let's discuss the second fungus that I found also in the Aceh forest and he is:

Coprinellus domesticus

Honestly when I first saw this fungus I thought it wasn't a fungus because it was so small and you could even say it was as small as the tip of our little finger and I was curious at the time and I tried to look at it from a close distance and it's true it's a fungus now, with the size that doesn't vary so I thought about how to take a good photo after I tried to take pictures from several angles, it turns out that it looks good when you shoot it with a macro lens.

Indeed this fungus when small is difficult to find but if it is a little bigger of course it is very easy to find, but as I have mentioned above in my place it is currently summer, so it is rare that we find large mushrooms because generally before growing well he's back withered.

Now for the scientific name of this fungus is Coprinellus domesticus.

Coprinellus domesticus, commonly known as the firerug inkcap, is a species of mushroom in the family Psathyrellaceae. First described as Agaricus domesticus by James Bolton in 1788, it was later known as Coprinus domesticus before it was transferred to the genus Coprinellus in 2001.Source

For the color of this fungus, actually there are various kinds, whether it's brown, white and so on, but I tend to find it a bit brownish and to make it look more beautiful on the fungus object that I show today I tried to photograph it with several different angles and also from very close distance.

For more details, how the results of the image of the Coprinellus domesticus fungus that I mean, let's check with some of the pictures that I have prepared below, I hope you like it.

Fungi Friday Portrait by @idayrus

Some of the mushroom pictures above, I took all of them using the Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime android cellphone camera, I also tried to take some pictures from different angles so that I could see more clearly every angle that I displayed.

As for the image editing process, I only use the android application, namely Adobe Lightroom and I only use a few tools, such as reducing the fog effect and reducing noise, the rest is all the color results from the mushrooms themselves, I hope you are entertained.

On this occasion, that's all I can share with you all, some types of mushrooms that I found in the Aceh forest, for all my friends, please display your best mushrooms in this beloved community every Friday.