Mycena hiemalis this mushroom grows in groups in sufficient quantities on the stump
damp wood. The color is white and has stems with a length of 0.5-2 centimeters. Its hood is lined with lateral lines slick and centered on the top of the hood. Its surface is rough and radiates sap.
Mycena mushroom is one of the mushrooms which is identical to its small shape. Mycena live in groups on damp stumps of wood. Print spores white, gray, or brown in shape such as a cone or a lid, which is thin and soft trunked, gills usually have cystidia. Some species emit sap
and smell when the stem is damaged. Some species Mycena is known to be edible, but there is also which contain toxic materials, but most types of Mycena are not known for IMG_20170402_071537.jpgtoo small to identify.