two types of mushrooms that grow close together

in FungiFriday2 years ago

Hi friends, greetings and greetings of friendship.
My first meeting with all of my friends, I wanted to share photos of two different types of mushrooms.

When after an hour the rain stopped, I resumed my activities in the forest, from a distance I saw a white mushroom, when I approached it turned out to be in the same place, there were two different types of mushrooms growing on the twigs.

I don't know what kind of mushroom this is, for sure this mushroom is very beautiful with a combination of two colors, white and black. This mushroom has a different shape in young and old age, when at the beginning of blooming this mushroom is in the shape of a moon, on the edge it curves down like ocean waves, very different when it blooms, its abstract shape and the circle of the fruiting body will point upwards like a funnel, the fruit body is a little dark white and the stem is dark black. this mushroom is about 4-6cm high. encountered in the rainy season, to be precise at a very high humidity level.

Shifting to the right of the first mushroom, I saw a stem of Pluteus bouderi Orton mushroom growing on a rotting twig, usually this fungus lives in groups, but today I only saw one stem growing here, the shape of this mushroom is almost the same as mushrooms in general, which are curved like an umbrella, which are creamy white, the surface of the umbrella is smooth and very fragile, so care must be taken when shooting so as not to damage the original shape of this mushroom. The bottom of the fruiting body of this mushroom has very white gills. interesting, this mushroom is 3 to 5 cm in size, 3 to 10 cm in stem. Besides growing in the rainy season, I also often see this mushroom growing in the dry season but not on wooden twigs, in the dry season I have encountered this type of fungus growing on tree trunks. calmed bananas.

This is my contribution to the #FungiFriday challenge hosted by @ewkaw

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