FUNGI LOVERS || PHOTOGRAPHY OF MUSHROOMS WITH A DARK BACKGROUND

Hello friends fungi lovers, good evening and have a good time with your respective activities. So tonight I want to share some mushroom objects that I found a few days ago. This time, some of the mushrooms that I found were not far from my yard and coincidentally the weather in my area was rainy season, therefore I decided to look for mushroom objects in my home environment only and the results from some of these mushroom objects were quite good. Below are several pictures of mushrooms along with explanations.

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1. Ramaria botrytis

Ramaria botrytis is the same species of Ramaria, the difference between the two mushrooms is in the color and also in the stem body, whereas for the Ramaria botrytis mushroom the stem body is very wide compared to the other species and the color is also different at the tip. The difference between young mushrooms and mature mushrooms is that there is also color, young mushrooms have a whitish color, while for mature ones the stems turn orange to yellowish and the tips become reddish.

This fungus can grow in various places, namely on the ground, on old leaves, on rotting tree branches, and can also grow on rotting fruit. This mushroom can be eaten by humans. Below are some pictures of this mushroom.

This mushroom has a very hard stem and a tall fruiting body, which causes the branches to grow short. Mushrooms have about one week to reach maturity plus another week or more or so they will die.

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2. Roridomyces roridus

This species of fungus can grow in two places, namely on rotting tree branches and on old leaves. On the stem, this mushroom has shiny spots. This mushroom has a slightly pointed head and is white to brownish while the stem is white. Other species of this mushroom can glow but are not too bright.

This mushroom has a height of around 1.5 cm for the adult size, while the width of the head is around 12 mm. The more mature the mushroom becomes, the more open the shape of the head will be and here is the picture.

These fungi do not have a long lifespan, they only grow for a few hours and this applies in winter, while in summer they can only grow for about four hours, starting from five in the morning until 9 in the morning, then they will die but will grow again if the weather changes to cold.

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3. Marasmius haematocephalus

This fungus is a species of marasmius fungus, this fungal species is very easy to understand because it is only found in its color. Most marasmius species look similar because the head is almost the same as other marasmius species. This mushroom grows in damp forests. This mushroom species usually grows very much in one container, but for this one it only grows alone or maybe the other herds have died.

This mushroom has a dark purple color, namely it is found on the head and half of the stem, while the other half of the stem is towards the bottom, namely there is a brownish color. This mushroom has a slight color difference from young to mature, namely when it is young the mushroom has a bright purple color, as time goes by the purple color will turn dark. Here is the picture.

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OK, friends, thank you all for visiting my post and I hope it will be useful for all of you and see you soon.