RINGLINDER MUSHROOM (ROTULA MARASMIUS)

Good evening and have fun with your respective activities, so tonight I want to share a picture of a mushroom object.

Rotula Marasmius is a mushroom whose petals are similar to pinwheels, the stem is orange to whitish in color and the head has a wide head. This mushroom is often infested by ants, perhaps because the head is wide so the ants can play on it like playing football in a stadium. This fungus grows on rotting tree twigs, they grow very much or in groups and they grow in an irregular pattern. For humans, these mushrooms cannot be eaten because they grow in polluted places and also contain bacteria that are not good for the body's health.

These fungi have a very short life time, namely between 9 hours, even though they have withered, they can grow again and that only happens at certain times. The way to differentiate old mushrooms from young ones is based on their color. For young ones they have a whitish and orange color, while for old ones they change to brown and get darker.

OK, friends, that's all I can say on this occasion, hopefully it's useful, thank you and see you.