Fungi Friday : Three Mushrooms That Grow in the Garden

This is one of my contributions to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw hopefully I can always give my best from the previous day.

Good morning all friends, best wishes to all of us. Today I will again try to share some photos of three types of mushrooms that I found a few days ago growing on several rotting tree trunks in an oil palm plantation.

A few days ago, my usual activity every afternoon was to explore several oil palm plantations in my area with the aim of looking for some mushrooms that grow on the fronds of the oil palm trees, and I found a very large white pile that at first glance looked like Oyster mushrooms, but these mushrooms are a little harder and can also be eaten,usually served in the form of fried noodles or some other dishes

as usual, the view from behind is just plain patterned

I walked back and looked at some small palm trees, usually there are small toadstools growing there, and just as big I found a white toadstool

I pulled it out and put it on another tree

I saw on an oil palm tree that was almost dead, there were some strange mushrooms, it was said that this fungus was a deadly pest for oil palm trees and I saw firsthand that slowly the tree trunk began to wither and rot, whether this is true, I also don't know

Those are some types of mushrooms that I found during my search a few days ago and I hope you like them.

Camera	Poco x3 Pro
Location	Aceh, Indonesia
Category	Macro photography
Editing	Lightroom
Objeck	mushrooms
Photographer	@vikar