FungiFriday - Panus fasciatus & Trametes betulina

This is my contribution to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw

Today I'm back with some mushroom findings a few days ago. There are two types of mushrooms that I want to share on this occasion. I found these two mushrooms on the outskirts of the Cot Peulekung swamp, Serbajaman Tunong village, Tanah Luas, North Aceh, Indonesia.

As for the two mushrooms, I mean one of them is the Panus fasciatus mushroom, a mushroom that is also known as the hairy trumpet is a mushroom from the Polyporaceae family.

The characteristics of this mushroom are that it is shaped like a trumpet and is thick with small hairs, and when it is still young this mushroom has a brownish white color, then turns completely brown when it grows up.

Then there is also the Trametes Betulina mushroom, a mushroom that is also from the Polyporaceae family, which I found growing on dead trees that have been cut down for a long time. And here are some photos: