Fungi Friday - Finding mushrooms in cassava and areca nut plantations that look very beautiful and unique - 19 Photos

At the beginning of this month, our area experienced a hot summer, with very little rain. Luckily, I had a stock of mushrooms I'd found last month, the first of which was this Panus fasciatus species. I was walking around a cassava plantation looking for mushroom species. Coincidentally, many of the cassava trees had been cut down to harvest the cassava fruit.

And then I accidentally found a pile of rotting and dead cassava trees. And then I immediately found this brown trumpet mushroom, and at that time I immediately approached it and took several different angles of pictures and it looked very beautiful and elegant, and on this occasion I again show some portraits of this mushroom species, and you can see them below some portraits of this mushroom species.

Then after I photographed the first mushroom species. And then I walked again and explored this cassava plantation and then I also found this white mushroom species or better known by another name, namely Strobilurus conigenoides, and its small shape may be that this mushroom species has just grown on this wood, and the shape of the gills is very beautiful which looks very unique and at that time I immediately took several different angles of the picture, and managed to take several pictures that looked very beautiful and elegant, and you can see them below.

And finally, there's the wood fungus, also known as Lingzhi. While wandering around a betel nut plantation, I came across this unique-looking mushroom. I approached it and took some beautiful and interesting photos. You can see some of these photos below.