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Good night all

Friday Mushroom Community Friends. How are you all tonight? I hope you all have a nice day and also happy.

I feel very happy tonight, because I can greet all of you mushroom lovers and those who have always been loyal to this great community.

Another nice thing is, that on the occasion of this friday, I'm back again able to contribute to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw

And today I have two different types that I managed to find while hunting mushrooms. Now let's look at the two types of mushrooms that I have shown below, with a brief explanation as best I can review them. Hope you all enjoy it.

The first I had very small mushrooms. Don't know what this mushroom is called, but in its scientific name it is called Xylaria cubensis

Just like a small wooden branch. Only the shape of the top indicates that this is a mushroom. It is white mixed with copper yellow and slightly mixed with black. Even though it hasn't rained this week, this type of mushroom can still thrive, and it has a slightly hard texture and is also able to grow on rather hard wood media.

Let's see the photo below.

And the second is the bowl mushroom, call it bowl is the name of this mushroom.But in the scientific name of this mushroom is called Podoscypha petalodes. The same is true of the first type of mushroom. Although not in rainy conditions, this fungus can still thrive, I found it growing in dry soil.

He also has a white color with a mixture of orange. But look, it looks like this mushroom has no stem. at a glance the whole just looks like a whole umbrella.

Now let's take a look at this second mushroom which I have featured below.

Those are the two types of mushrooms that I managed to find when I was hunting mushrooms. The conclusion is. Both types of mushrooms can thrive even if not in rainy weather.

Thank you all for stopping by here. I wish you all a nice day. Keep it up and have fun. See you again next Friday.