Happy Friday wherever you are this Friday meet me again in the Fungi Friday community, My Contribution to #FungiFriday by 
Last March, it rained almost every day, this affected the growth of mushrooms, because the more it rained, the easier it was for me to find mushroom photo objects. growing well, because last year March usually entered the dry season, but this year in March it still rains with a fairly high intensity, but it seems that entering April the rain is rarely falling, and mushroom photo objects are a little difficult to find in the area. around the nearest place or forest, I need to search more carefully in the nearest park or forest, I can find lingzhi mushroom and cup type.
The first type of mushroom I post is Pezizaceae, Wikipedia or cup fungus, this is one of the most common types of mushrooms I find when looking for mushroom objects in the forest. or other places, usually growing on wood that has been hidden among bushes or dry leaves in the forest, I most often find among the bushes, a little hidden, need to open the grass or shrubs to be able to take pictures, and I at it is necessary to bring the wood where this fungus grows to a place where there is more sunlight to make it easier to shoot and produce better photos.
In the second mushroom there is Gilled Polypore, Wikipedia, a type of Lingzhi mushroom, this is also a type of mushroom that is often found, with a hard character, not fast withered, and survives or grows for a long time, usually grows on dead trees, I found on dead areca nut trees, the photo quality is a little blurry, because when I photographed it was almost night, I needed to edit a little with the application, and mushrooms This can't be eaten.
In third place is the brain puffball mushroom, Calvatia Craniiformis Wikipedia, this is a fungus that grows on the ground, with a soft texture, and slightly light brown in color. found this mushroom growing on the ground, around the forest near my garden, when I was looking for a mushroom photo object I found one of the mushrooms that is usually found in North America, Asia, and also Australia, and the mushroom is edible, it can grow for several days, especially in the rainy season, this mushroom can be easily found in the forest which is not too big, shaped like a skull, has wrinkles, there are also Japanese and Chinese people who use it as traditional medicine.
The next or last mushroom is the Schizophyllum Commune, Wikipedia, I found This mushroom is in the midrib of a rotting oil palm tree, this I took a few months ago when I was looking for mushroom objects around the oil palm plantation, between the palm midrib I saw a Splitgill mushroom growing, the shape is nice to look at with jagged and a little downy hair, and also slightly wavy, this mushroom can be eaten, there are almost all over the world, so in general this mushroom is familiar.
That's my brief description of the four mushrooms that I display in the Fungi Friday community this Friday, I hope it's useful, thank you all for your attention, see you next Friday.
