Let's Get To Know Wild Mushrooms?

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Hello wild mushroom hunters, meet again with me again with the beauty of the natural contents of our world, where mushrooms are invisible beauty, and because of this community, hunters are born and know a lot of goodness here. It is with great pride that I am amazed by the extraordinary thoughts that this team is extraordinary, and on this occasion I have a few shots in the Smartphone Gallery for me to share with all my friends in this community and all Hivers writers.


This turkey tail mushroom is unique, and this is the result of a search and I took a little and shared the information that I got in the field and I read in an article that talked a little about the fungus problem, but I only quoted a few things about mushrooms, did not copy or recreate the language.

A little bit of curiosity and curiosity, I want to see how this fungus occurs, and how it can live in a vacuum and also doesn't need a good house, just dead wood, and a lot of things that make me a little confused?

Why is this mushroom called turkey tail mushroom, it may be because it looks like some areas on the mushroom, such as the color segments that can be said to have their respective places, there are several colors, and if we imagine the turkey animal exactly resembles and its shape which is wide open as if wanting to be angry and flapping its beautiful tail, and I saw this beautiful and extraordinary mushroom, but this mushroom also has many unique types and colors, maybe it's because this mushroom lives in various trees that die and grow based on the gene or water element in the tree.?

`Turkey Tail Mushroom`

I hunted this mushroom myself and because I was a little bored I went alone at my usual place and my friends hunted for Mushroom objects, and I got this turkey tail mushroom.

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This mushroom area I got

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LENTINUS
In contrast to this other mushroom, the mushroom that looks to bloom like a rose, and that's in my mind at a glance and I immediately take a few angles, but I feel that every corner I shoot is not so luxurious, and but this is what I'm hunting, I I'm so proud of what I got today.

`Lentinus`

I got this beautiful mushroom not far from the mushroom above, and based on the articles I read, this mushroom can be consumed, and I have never done that as long as I know mushrooms, there are some mushrooms that we often consume such as lalap, weed mushrooms awah, palm head mushrooms and white mushrooms, apart from that I've never eaten them. but it's okay to know many things with the diversity of natural beauty, it's better with our myriad of knowledge, right, Hivers?

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Well, friends, that's all for today's post, and thank you for the kindness of friends who want to read my blog, and these are my results in the hunting field, and see you in the next post.

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