fungi friday photography a type of fungus that thrives on the roots of oil palm fibers.

hello my dear friend, how are you all..?? hopefully in good health always, and ease in all affairs.. amen....

today I'm back again, after 6 days ago I was waiting for this special day, namely Friday which we all have been waiting for by mushroom lovers, I am one of them who is waiting for this special day..

here's my contribution to #fungfriday hosted by @ewkaw

Friday is really the most special day for all of us mushroom lovers, and this is where we share various types of mushrooms, and our art of how to write about mushrooms.

before you listen to the picture that I present this time, first of all you listen to what I wrote about my discovery of the mushrooms that show this time... here's the story...

long before the arrival of this most special Friday, it's a shame to take the time to hunt for the types of mushrooms that look unique and interesting, for me to present to this extraordinary @fungifriday community..

why do i say this community is extraordinary...?????

because it's a special Friday for mushroom lovers to gather here, I also don't want to miss it I also want to share my work here, I represent all my friends who share in the #fungfriday community, thank you very much to our moderator, namely @ewkaw, I think he is is a wise leader.

At that time I decided to hunt for types of mushrooms in oil palm plantations, because oil palm plantations are one of the places where mushrooms grow the most. grows among the small grass that just grows, precisely under the oil palm tree, the fungus that grows between the roots of the oil palm fibers.

I was very interested in seeing the mushroom, I immediately took the picture, because it had just finished raining the soil still looked moist,

I saw that there were several types of mushrooms growing under oil palm trees, but it was this type of mushroom that caught my attention the most,

when I was cool to take pictures of this type of mushroom, I saw a mushroom growing on the rotten areca tree, he also really caught my attention...

And this is the type of mushroom that grows on the areca nut tree that I mentioned earlier, the fungus grows together together, but the strange thing is...... this type of mushroom is the body part of the mushroom leaves attached to the areca nut tree, usually the type of mushroom if grows upwards, this type of fungus is attached and the leaves are not visible at the top,

only the back of the mushroom leaves are visible, I think this is a little strange.

that's my presentation for #fungigfriday on this most special Friday, as usual for taking pictures I took it from various sides, so that all of you can enjoy it from various directions,

I hope you all can enjoy it and be entertained by what I show this time,

for all of you mushroom lovers next Friday we will meet again... warm greetings from me @alvonsohiver thank you......