Good night everyone ☕🍄
This is my contribution to the #fungifriday contest organized by @ewkaw
for this contest I want to show photos of two types of mushrooms that I found in the coconut garden behind the house, and for these mushrooms I want to call them summer mushrooms, the reason is that I found them growing in hot weather and it hasn't rained for a long time, usually I find mushrooms growing in various organic materials that have rotted but not for this discovery, I found them growing on dead wood and dry conditions, I feel this is something special for me.
The first photo of the mushroom I found growing on a fig tree that had long fallen, this mushroom has a distinctive appearance with a curved hat and the entire mushroom cap is pure white and the mushroom stem is brownish white, in my opinion this is the perfect color combination for this mushroom, apart from that this mushroom is still unfamiliar to me because where I live this type of mushroom very rarely grows, therefore understanding about this mushroom is still very poor and I also don't know whether this mushroom can be consumed or not.
This is a mushroom that I found growing on a fig tree that had fallen down a long time ago
If the first mushroom that I found on a dead fig tree is unique in its curved mushroom cap, then the second mushroom is no less interesting, this mushroom has a flat fruit body with a bright orange color, this mushroom really stands out from the surrounding environment, what makes this mushroom interesting is its bright color and the way it grows attached to the surface of the wood, apart from that this mushroom also has a very hard texture and is even difficult to break with the strength of an adult's hand.
Are you familiar with this mushroom?
This is a species of fungus which is well known with the scientific name "Pycnoporus sanguineus" and is included in the Polyporaceae family. This fungus is generally found growing on dead wood and is not influenced by weather conditions. This fungus can grow even in extreme hot weather. Apart from that, this fungus has lots of spores which are very popular with insects, so don't be surprised if you ever find this fungus with lots of small holes in the fruit body of the fungus.
What do you think about the two types of mushrooms that I published to you today? please say something!
Thank you very much for visiting my mushroom blog today, see you in the next #fungifriday post & have a nice day 🥰