One of the mushrooms that grows on a pile of tree branches (marasmilus candidus)

in r2cornell •  2 years ago 

The role of mushrooms in the wild is as a natural recycling engine in the wild some of you may already know the role of fungi that are active in the forest.

It turns out that mushrooms in the wild consist of a variety of species that have a number equal to the number of animals in the wild/world.

Some fungi that are visible on the surface are only a small part of their reproductive structure, whose original body tissue develops deep in the soil, some types of fungi are not even visible on the soil surface.

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Some people who don't understand mushrooms think of mushrooms as friends of ugly little plants, even though there are so many types of mushrooms that have more beauty than ornamental flowers that are often planted by women, like me.

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This mushroom photo I took by myself next to my house growing on a pile of branches, this mushroom is very easy to identify because of its bright color and very clearly visible texture.

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