hello, friends for the challenge on Friday contribution to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw" how are you, I hope you are all in good health, and have fun days, and on Friday, at this time we are back with the challenge of sharing about mushrooms and the beauty of mushrooms and also the benefits of mushroom plants, and today I want to share about my mushroom, namely the white-orange Common Rustgill fungus, which lives on a fallen and damp coconut tree, which I photographed with a macro lens on the Oppo A5 2020 cellphone camera, and I will upload some pictures along with an explanation of what I have shared.
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Common Rustgill fungi usually grow on wood piles that have been damp, or have fallen for years, like me, I got this fungus on coconut trees that have fallen for years which must have been damp, so it's very easy for this fungus to live easily.
and this mushroom can also be consumed like vegetables that are processed for food ingredients such as gravy, or side dishes, if we like to consume wild plants, but I am not brave enough to consume mushrooms, even though these mushrooms can be consumed.
Fungy Common Rustgill on the back side which I think is most interesting for me to share with the beauty of this Fungy Common Rustgill mushroom which has a bright color, in the brightness of this mushroom begron, especially on the back which has the shape of this mushroom which is much beautiful on the inside. The comparison looks at the front which looks like an orange peel, from the front side.
Fungy Common Rustgill on the front which looks like an orange peel which also has an orange color, but on the front this mushroom looks normal from the results in the picture, but if we look at the fact this mushroom is very beautiful, compared to the picture ,and friends can pay attention to it, the results of research on the Common Rustgill Fungy Mushroom.
this is the result of the photography fungy Common Rustgill on the side of the side that I have photographed with several different angles, because in my opinion, this mushroom has a beautiful color, and cannot grow for a long time, because this mushroom has weak roots and easy to die.
and this is all I can write about this Common Rustgill fungy, more and less I apologize, especially in my words, sometimes there are errors in my language translation, thank you, hopefully it will be useful and entertained, best regards..
@ewkaw" how are you, I hope you are all in good health, and have fun days, and on Friday, at this time we are back with the challenge of sharing about mushrooms and the beauty of mushrooms and also the benefits of mushroom plants, and today I want to share about my mushroom, namely the white-orange Common Rustgill fungus, which lives on a fallen and damp coconut tree, which I photographed with a macro lens on the Oppo A5 2020 cellphone camera, and I will upload some pictures along with an explanation of what I have shared.
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