Three different mushrooms

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Hello everyone, see you again on a special Fungifriday!

So many types of mushrooms that become a top priority in the open environment, I again swing my steps to enter the forest, Ramariopsis kunzei is a type of mushroom that is shaped like a coral reef, the white color looks so beautiful on the sidelines of the bushes. I found a pile of Ramariopsis kunzei mushrooms that make for a special appearance from the bush.
I walked in the hot sun, mushrooms that resemble coral reefs are not so easy to find in open places, these piles grow in dark places with a number of wrapped grasses wrapped around them.

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The Leucocoprinus cepistipes mushroom which has a white shaded umbrella, is almost the same as the type of coral reef mushrooms, but this type of fungus has similarities with other types of mushrooms that have a conical umbrella.
I found the fungus Leucocoprinus cepistipes not far from the pile of coral reef mushrooms, some time ago many former fallen trees there which have now become uninhabited bushes.

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This light brown mushroom is very unique, the umbrella is very soft and easily damaged to the touch, this fungus is usually very sensitive to sunlight, in just a day it can become extinct and cannot stand the sun's heat longer.

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Here are some beautiful mushrooms found today, the mystical forest inland has biodiversity to be one of the forest views that is so perfect.

My nomination for Fungifriday by ewkaw@ewkaw

©2022 All image original photo by opick@opick

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Thank you for walking with me in such a short time!!

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