Mushroom habitat and way of life of mushroom
Mushrooms can be found in almost every habitat, from sea water to fresh water, in soil, to plants and animals, to human skin and even grow in microscopic cracks on computer CD-ROM.
Most of the fungus will find in these places but very small and need a microscope or magnifying lens to see it. Here is a discussion of the fungal habitat concentrating on mushrooms, ie mushrooms with a fruit body large enough to be easily seen.
Forests and grasslands are the best place for fungal habitats. The forest is the best place to see mushrooms, as more than 80% of the fungus is linked to the trees.
Watch out for different groups of fungi that grow in animal feces. These fungi tend to have very specific habitat requirements and you will typically find that certain species will grow only on certain types of impurities, at a particular stage of decay. To identify the fungus, you may need to identify the type of dirt.
Habitat fungi are commonly in the forest because all the wood and litter leaves decay, which provides a variety of dead organic ingredients into mushroom foods.
Some mushrooms, such as oyster mushrooms, button mushrooms, are edible cultivated mushrooms, mushroom mushrooms are mushrooms that grow wild and can also be eaten and also mushrooms on the nice straw to eat.