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With limited time and equipment, it didn't reduce my enthusiasm to look for mushroom photo objects, that day I took the time to visit my friend's garden, because according to my friend's narrative there were a lot of mushrooms in his garden because his garden is an area that is overgrown with coconut trees. the finished palm with its dry and rotting release a lot of fungus growing on it after I rode a motorbike for about 10 minutes to the garden and immediately looking in the garden area I looked around I saw one mushroom that was growing, which was yellow which is a little conspicuous growing above the ground and I immediately took a photo of this mushroom it looks like this mushroom is growing well and a little part of the umbrella is missing maybe it didn't grow perfectly and on that day I can say I was a little happy because I could add different types of mushrooms from today -another day.
The shape of this mushroom looks like it has an orange umbrella and it has spots on the umbrella and indeed this mushroom looks very beautiful and the color and shape are different from most mushrooms there. photographing this drying And also I use a lens but this is not a good quality lens for me it's really lacking in terms of photography and I've tried my best for that before I posted the mushroom photo I also didn't edit it with any application, I just posted the original form of these mushrooms.
The scientific name of this mushroom is Cyptotrama asprata or also called Golden Scuffy Collybia, I was very interested in the different types of mushrooms I found when looking for mushroom photo objects, and this is one of them.
Cyptotrama asprata is a species of tiny fungus that is bright yellow or yellow-orange in color. This fungus can be found on dead trees, of any tree species. It can be found in summer, or during winter in warmer climates. Widespread in the eastern part of North America, there is also from Texas, and the southwestern United States. The common name of this mushroom is Golden Scuffy Collybia. The edibility of this fungus is unknown, Wikipedia.
Below are some photos of the Golden Scuffy Collybia mushroom that I took with my phone camera.
That's my post on the Fungi Friday community, thank you all for your attention, see you next Friday in the Fungi Friday community.
