FUNGI FRIDAY CHALLENGE "MUSHROOMS GROWING ON DEAD COCONUT TREE"

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Hello everyone and happy Friday for all of you...

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This my contributions to #FungiFriday challenge by @ewkaw in Fungi Friday Community

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This Friday, I'm going to share some of my photos about mushrooms in the Fungi Friday community again. This time I found some mushrooms in the plantation area and coincidentally these mushrooms grow on dead coconut trees, as we know that mushrooms are plants whose habitat is growing on trees and also dead plants or in damp places. This type of fungus is often found around dead trees, not only on coconut trees, other dead trees are often overgrown by this fungus. This mushroom is not edible, I tried to match it on the internet and I saw similar mushrooms and many articles said that this mushroom should not be eaten, maybe because this mushroom contains poison or something that may be harmful to the human body if swallowed.

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The shape of this mushroom is also a little unique because this mushroom itself has an orange color which is rarely owned by mushrooms in general. This mushroom also has a strange petal with an irregular shape, the edges of the petals are wavy and the surface looks dry. These mushrooms grow in groups and on the one hand, they can produce several petals and it is as if it looks like a series of mushrooms growing together. The most striking feature of this mushroom is its shape which seems to dry out and this will happen when this mushroom is already very blooming and this time it happens that this mushroom is also exposed to sunlight and looks drier than usual.

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Here are some photos I got of this Mushroom, and I found it in a plantation area which is a place where there are a lot of dead wood trunks which is a place that often grows mushrooms.
Hope you like it and see you on the next FungiFriday Challenge.