Funky Friday - The oil palm mushroom that grows is very varied

This is my contribution to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw

good night friends, how are you tonight, I hope you are all in good health always

the day we have been waiting for has arrived, namely Friday which is full of various unique and beautiful mushrooms,
Tonight I also want to show my friends some photos of the mushrooms that I got in a palm oil plantation, in my brother's hometown, when I visited his house, suddenly I saw a place where oil palm kernels were stored, to be burned in lumbu sometimes, you can said to keep mosquitoes away

when I woke up in the morning, I continued to walk to the palm oil tanker, it turned out that there were many groups of mushrooms growing in groups, growing very well

it turns out that the mushroom **parasola auricoma, is a type of agaric mushroom in the phsathyrellaceae family, because the mushroom is not edible, and there are also edible palm tangkos mushrooms, because it grows only in tangkos, there are also meatballs, where my sister lives specifically where the palm mill factory, and the tangkosnya many people take it to bring home,

Most tangkos mushrooms grow in the rainy season, but people often hunt meatball mushrooms

thanks to the #FungiFriday community
hope we can meet again next friday