Pleurocybella porrigens and Ganoderma applanatum || Two species of mushrooms from the village forest

almost 3 years ago

Thursday between noon and afternoon I go back to taking half the time in the middle for to spend a lot of time playing with the little boys along the path to the forest in hopes of bringing home some macrophotography shots of wild mushrooms which may have grown in the vicinity of rural forests due to heavy rain a few days ago.

We entered into the village forest which was so peaceful with the wind blowing from the rice fields, making us more comfortable to do a search for fungal plants or wood parasite plants that were around the forest.

And my little brother eagerly helped me to do a search of wild mushrooms in every corner of the roots of the trees that had been cut and he found a very beautiful wild mushroom which is mushroom pleurocybella porrigens.

Pleurocybella porrigens is a type of fungus that belongs to the Marasmiaceae family. This species is widely distributed in the temperate forests of the northern hemisphere source and this is one type of Pleurocybella porrigens that grows in the Aceh forests of the Indonesian province.

After I took a few snaps of the mushrooms, I invited my little brother to continue exploring the forest fringe area adjacent to the village's residents' garden,As I walked I saw my little brother constantly watching the mushrooms he found, finally I decided to take the mushroom and told him to bring this two mushroom sprouts home.

After that, we immediately continued to search for the next mushroom ,although the weather in the sky that was getting a little cloudy ,, in hopes of finding some other species of mushrooms before it rains.

In a forest area adjacent to the residents' garden, I saw some very unique small mushrooms on a 2m-sized log and I was a little furious with this in discovery of the mushrooms... because I couldn't reach the macrophotography shots of this mushrooms, finally I decided to go back home with bypassing the resident's garden shortcut.

On my way home through the garden, I found a unique fungus that grows on the roots of areca stems, namely mushrooms ...Ganoderma applanatum (the bracket artist, conk artist, [1] or bear bread) is a bracket mushroom with a cosmopolitan distribution.source and I respond to its beauty in macrophotography shots.

When I was taking steps to take a shots .suddenly it rained heavily, finally I left the mushrooms there and looked for banana leaves as an umbrella to deliver us back home in that rain.