Monomad - Fungi: Parasola auricoma & Hypocrea rufa

This is my entry for the daily #monomad challenge

Have a nice weekend and I hope our days are always fun with our beloved family. And as usual, today I'm back with some macro photos of mushrooms. I found the two types of mushrooms that I shared in this post in two different areas, namely in cocoa and oil palm plantations.

The two mushrooms I am referring to include Parasola auricoma, a type of agaric mushroom from the Psathyrellaceae family. I found this fungus growing on a wooden branch, or rather a cocoa plant branch that had started to rot. And other types of mushrooms also grow on these branches, of course you can see them in some of the photos below.

Then in the second photo is the Hypocrea rufa mushroom. This unique mushroom is a mushroom belonging to the Hypocreaceae family. And generally grows on rotting wood such as areca and kakau plants or other hardwood stems.