Today's Fungi Discovery is amazing! Here it is raining so much on alternate days that nothing dries completely and it rains again, perhaps that is why most of the parts of the park remain waterlogged, and that is why I did not expect that Somewhere in the park there must be a fungus in such a glowing condition. 🍄💚
Although I found it not on my way but near the boundary of the park and perhaps that is why it is in such an amazing condition, yes its cap is a little torn from the edges due to the grass but overall after seeing it, I myself felt so refreshed because it actually is glowing! 💮
I also saw some other members of his family nearby and seeing them I felt that they all are so young which is why they are glowing so much.
On asking Google Lens, it was found that this fungus is known as Lepiota and it is a member of the Agaricaceae family which contains toxins that damage or destroy the liver and kidney meaning they are not edible and extremely dangerous. ❌
But fine, I wasn't going to eat this or any other mushroom anyway, especially until I became a complete mushroom expert, which has been in progress since I joined this community because the blogs published here are so informative and beautiful.
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