Panaeolus antillarum

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Panaeolus antillarum24 01 2025North Acèh Regency, Acèh, Indonesia


Hello all hive friends Welcome to Joelibra again in this beloved community I feel very happy that on this very happy day I can still meet my friends and make posts in this beloved community, I hope that all my friends are always in good health and can carry out their activities as usual. Hopefully today's activities will get maximum results according to with what we expect.

Panaeolus antillarum
in this post I will share some pictures of my observations a few days ago, namely about toadstools that I found in the grass or straw when I went to the rice field. I saw a pile of straw on the edge of the rice field so I approached it and then I saw in the haystack there were several clusters of toadstools growing and there were also clusters of mushrooms that were almost withering, in this case I also captured several of these images using my cellphone camera.

As we know, mushrooms are a type of fungus that are found in many damp areas and are also found in piles of straw that have started to rot. There grow very beautiful and very interesting mushrooms so that these mushrooms grow abundantly. and there are also some of these fungi that have started to wilt and as we know, the fungus that grows most often in damp areas such as areas where haystacks have started to rot and we can find these fungi in wood which has started to rot or weathered

and Diandra, there are many mushrooms, there are several mushrooms that we can consume, one of the mushrooms that we can directly consume is the mushroom that grows in straw or what we usually call toadstools, we take this mushroom, then we clean it, then we cook it by sautéing it or frying it or make chili sauce and in my area those who want mushrooms here are very sought after by people because apart from their very unique shape they also taste very delicious to eat

From the results of my observations, I was very impressed with these mushrooms, so I immortalized them with my cellphone camera. Then the mushrooms were shaped like umbrellas and had a whitish color and were quite medium in shape and these mushrooms grew a lot on rainy season and he will appear among the straw

OK, friends, here we go, let's look at some pictures of mushrooms that grow in straw far away, they are called toadstools, I hope my friends will get flour and like them.

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That's what I can share in this post, hopefully it's useful for all of us and thank you for the visit and support from all my friends and finally see you in my next post, of course in this greatest community.
Have a good activity
good luck for the future
joelibra@joelibra



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PhotographyPanaeolus antillarum
LocationAceh Indonesia
Photographerjoelibra@joelibra


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Linkhttps://www.inaturalist.org/observations/259429608
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