I detected the mushroom that I found and found it with the Latin name Gymnopilus junonius. A mushroom that has an upright and rather large stem with an irregular cap.
The stem is white and the cap is brownish orange. I found it growing on a dead tree trunk. At the bottom of the cap, there is a cavity like a slice of slices and similar to gills. The texture is not hard and also not too brittle.
Usually these mushrooms grow in groups and in large numbers. Often found growing in lowlands in humid temperatures.
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