My Contribution to #FungiFriday Challenge : Forty Three Pictures of Mushroom Plants of Four Kinds

over 1 year ago

Greetings to all my friends in the world. On the occasion of this Friday, my contribution to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw I hope I can always give my best every great Friday. The wait for Friday feels like a very long time. A week is like a month. Because there are so many pictures and writings about mushrooms that are special, beautiful, cute and unique. I always hope to get knowledge about mushroom plants that I don't know much about. What's more, there are mushroom plants that I have never found and seen.

On this Friday opportunity, I only got four types of mushrooms that belong to the Polyporaceae family and the other one belongs to my Schizophyllaceae family.
The first time I got the mushroom Daedaleopsis confragosa is a fungus that belongs to the Polyporaceae family of the mushroom kingdom. With the genus Daedaleopsis. What I got grew on a rotting mango tree trunk branch.

Then I got a mushroom Perenniporia which is a fungus belonging to the genus Perenniporia Murrill (1942). It is a member of the Polyporaceae family of the fungal kingdom. I found this mushroom growing on the trunk of a tamarind tree that had been cut down for a long time and was just slowly starting to rot. the second mushroom I found.

Then the third mushroom Panus conchatus is a fungus from the Polyporaceae family in the fungal kingdom of the genus Panus. This fungus is growing from the cracks of the coconut husk which is starting to rot. Because so far it rarely rains so I am very tired when hunting mushrooms in the urban forest of Lhokseumawe, Aceh Indonesia.

The last time I found a mushroom Schizophyllum commune is a fungus that belongs to the Schizophyllaceae family of the fungal kingdom, the genus Schizophyllum. I found this mushroom on the trunk of a Java tree that had been cut down.