Genus Trametes

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Genus TrametesNovember 12, 2026Central Aceh Regency,Aceh, Indonesia

After finishing my morning routine at home, I quickly headed to the plantation to plant some oil palm seedlings. Everything went smoothly because the weather was quite favorable today.

While I was clearing the fronds of an oil palm tree, I suddenly came across an extraordinary mushroom, an orange mushroom. This particular mushroom has a shape similar to Lingzhi mushrooms, with a large and flat appearance. What makes this mushroom so interesting is its very striking orange color, which is quite different from the natural colors of its surroundings.This mushroom has a hard and tough texture and a relatively long lifespan. However, as it gets older, its color gradually becomes a little faded.

This mushroom is quite large in size, so it is not really suitable for macro photography. This particular mushroom displays extraordinary beauty, but its beauty is only meant to be admired because it is inedible, meaning that it is poisonous.

Alright dear friends, now I would like to share some pictures of this orange mushroom with you. I hope the pictures I share here can bring some enjoyment to all of you.



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PhotographyGenus Trametes
Photographermaxmarvin@maxmarvin


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