PSATHYRELLA MUSHROOMS / FRAGILE MUSHROOMS

Good evening and greetings to all of us. In connection with my first post in this happy community, I would like to thank as much as possible to all members and staff in this happy community with the words thank you very much for creating a unique and educated community. So on this happy night, I want to share a mushroom photo object called Psathyrella.

Based on the explanation from Wikipedia. Psathyrella is a large genus of about 400 species, and is similar to the genera Coprinellus, Coprinopsis, Coprinus and Panaeolus, usually with thin caps and white or yellowish-white hollow stems. Lids do not digest on their own like Coprinellus and Coprinopsis.

In my area, people often call it by the name of fragile mushroom. Based on my knowledge, these mushrooms cannot be eaten by humans because they contain substances that are not good for the health of the human body. I found the mushroom behind my house which incidentally I was also looking for a mushroom photo object. I found this mushroom growing on the trunk of a banana tree that had been cut down, and in the picture below I also found that the same mushroom had withered or could be said to be dead. Here are some photos of these mushrooms.

For the mushroom image above I've edited it by increasing the saturation only, and I hope you like it.

User Tool Information

Camera	Realme 5 pro
Equipment	Macro Lens
Objects	psathyrella mushrooms
Edit	default app
Location	Indonesia-Aceh
Photographer	@flamego

All right, this is all in this post, I hope this is useful and thank you.

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