Fungi Friday || Hunting Wild Mushrooms Microporus Xanthopus Mushrooms And Bracket Rainbow Mushrooms In The Rubber Garden Area

Hello Friends of Mushroom Lovers

Hi... Good night friends #Hive all may this Friday be the most beautiful day for all of us in enjoying the various natural beauty around us to make a creation of the best today.

Today is a Friday which is the day I wait to hunt a challenge maybe for me a little difficult, but the spirit to be creative should not be unyielding before the object has not been found.

Hunting for wild mushrooms in the area where I live may be a little difficult because where I live the humidity level is very low, I live in a coastal area where the environmental temperature is slightly hot compared to in inland areas where the humidity temperature is very high, as far as very many wild mushroom objects that thrive of course.

On this occasion I will display some wild mushroom objects that are the result of my hunt for lemaren, maybe for myself some of the mushrooms that I get today may be a little unique and very rare to myself.

From the name alone I don't know it, but nevertheless I had to investigate the name of this wild mushroom, so as to make it one of my best creations of the night in this community.

And here are some wild mushrooms that I get on the day and will be displayed in this #Fungifriday community hopefully friends can enjoy and give their best.

1.Microporus Xanthopus

Maybe to me this wild mushroom is very large and rare at first glance looks like an ancient plate used by certain nations, but this is a wild mushroom from its Latin name is Microporus Xanthopus which is a fungus that lives wild on weathered wood goods.

This wild mushroom I found in a small forest in the mangosteen tree garden there is a wood that has long fallen to weathered until it grows this clay mushroom, it may look a little clear the characteristics of mushrooms there is little difference between some of these microporus xanthopus wild mushrooms, dark brown color, maroon and a little purple with slippery skin with a combination of white on the edge of the top side of this mushroom.

This mushroom actually can not be eaten, this mushroom is not toxic but has properties that have not been piloted or often used as food that can be eaten. And here are some objects from this microporus xanthopus wild mushroom.

Microporus Xanthopus

Microporus Xanthopus

Microporus Xanthopus

Microporus Xanthopus

Microporus Xanthopus

Microporus Xanthopus

Microporus Xanthopus

Microporus Xanthopus

Microporus Xanthopus

Microporus Xanthopus

2.Braket Rainbow Mushroom

For the next wild mushroom is a mushroom from the family "Trametes versicolor" or also called by the name of Rainbow Bracket Mushroom.but for me this mushroom has a growth that is clustered on top of wood items that have been blistered.

This wild mushroom has a characteristic, dark brown color, which the top of the surface of this wild mushroom is white with the bottom of the money slightly porous. This mushroom I found not far from the wild mushroom before it but took only 15 minutes from my first mushroom object.

And here's what an object look about the Rainbow Bracket Mushroom (Trametes Versicolor) that became my creation on Friday.

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Braket Rainbow Mushrooms

Braket Rainbow Mushrooms

Braket Rainbow Mushrooms

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The enthusiasm and appreciation that I would like to give specifically to the founders of this #fungifryday community especially @ewkaw who has worked hard in advancing the development of this community, so that today we can all be here in a community that has the perfect working spirit, namely #fungifriday.

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Picture	Microporus Xanthopus And Braket Rainbow Mushrooms
Model	Xiome Not 10 Pro
Android	11 RKQ1 200826 002
Camera	Handphone
Photographer	Dianclasher
Location	Aceh - Indonesia
Edit Photo	Snepseed

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