Fungi Friday : Aleurodiscus & Coprinellus flocculosus

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This is one of my contributions to #FungiFriday by ewkaw@ewkaw hopefully I can always give my best from the previous day.

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Happy Mushroom Friday to all mushroom lovers,

Some time ago when I was trying to harvest oil palm fruit in my garden, I passed a rotten palm tree trunk and then I saw that there were so many white toadstools growing there, but because some of the umbrellas were already open they made a scent. from this mushroom is not delicious

I tried to take some photos with a slightly farther distance so that I could take some photos of the mushrooms growing there, these mushrooms are usually called Coprinellus flocculosus

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after that I tried to walk the other way and I found there was a small piece of wood that was weathered but there was a red mushroom growing there, at first glance it looked like a red ear mushroom but the difference was that this mushroom had a hard skin. Another name for this mushroom is Aleurodiscus

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CameraPoco x3 Pro
LocationAceh, Indonesia
CategoryMacro photography
EditingLightroom
Objeckmushrooms
Photographervikar@vikar
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