Panaeolus Antillarum Mushrooms That Grow On Animal Manure

Hello mushroom lovers I will bring you mushrooms from the wild in the post,
I took pictures for today's post about mushrooms.
a fungus that grows in rotting animal waste.

This fungus grows among the branches of wood and fallen leaves,
animal dung fungus whose scientific name is (Panaeolus antillarum).
This fungus grows very fertile,
because there are traces of rotting animal dung,

Animal waste that has been around for a long time will turn into compost.
natural fertilizer then mushrooms can happily grow on it.
Moreover, covered with fallen tree branches as well as fallen cycles,
which makes animal droppings so moist

My friends and I went to the forest somewhere in Aceh,
there me and my friends looked for mushrooms.
I found this single mushroom,
the fungus looks deformed when blooming the leaves are slightly broken.

Mushrooms that are white on top and a little black on the bottom,
This animal dung fungus grows a little.
If you touch it even a little, it will break.
indeed this mushroom is not strong and durable.