Fungifriday - Marasmiellus inoderma and puffball mushrooms

Hello everyone good evening wherever you are, how are you tonight? Hope you are fine wherever you are.

I'm back here again and on this occasion I want to show you some beautiful shots of two types of mushrooms that I found in the wild. Both mushrooms are equally beautiful and interesting which made me fall in love and want to approach them. After successfully capturing and observing them directly, I was curious about the names of these two mushrooms. I tried searching on Google and it turned out that the names of the two mushrooms were very beautiful, namely Marasmiellus inoderma and puffball.

The first mushroom I encountered was the puffball mushroom. The mushroom grows on the ground among the green grass. The mushroom is white and has a round shape like a pimpong ball. I tried to touch it and it turned out the meat was very soft like a bakpau cake. Even though it looks tempting to make delicious food, I don't pick it, I let it live there. Because I don't feel like eating mushrooms.

The second mushroom I found was the Marasmiellus inoderma mushroom. I found this fungus growing in two places, namely on nagging trees and on banana trees. This mushroom has a very small size, but because it grows in groups it looks a little big. If you look closely, the mushroom really resembles a pure white flower.