White Fungus that Looks Tiny

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Okay, I think that's enough foreword from me, I hope you understand it. In this post I will share some pictures of mushrooms that I took this afternoon behind my house. I accidentally found this fungus when I was cleaning plastic waste and looking for some plastic bottles to be collected and recycled through collectors. This mushroom grows in bushes left over from pieces of wood, not directly sticking to the ground.

This mushroom looks very tiny, has an umbrella at the top, this umbrella is the leaves. The mushroom is white and some of the sides are mixed with dark, gray and slightly brown. This mushroom grows consisting of 5 stems with varying sizes and heights. This mushroom is the largest among the others, has a height of about 2.5 cm.

It's possible that they don't grow at the same time, so they're all different sizes and heights. What's interesting about my discovery this time is, I can see directly the roots of the fungus that sticks between the pieces of wood into the ground. The roots of this mushroom appear white with fibrous roots, sticking into the ground.

But not strong, because their texture has soft meat. If you touch it, it will be easily scuffed or scratched and the color will turn slightly brown. This white base color is characteristic of this tiny mushroom, usually growing in large numbers in one group.

When photographing this mushroom, I was a little difficult because the position of the mushroom is on the ground. Taken by placing the right cellphone camera position, producing simple images like in this post. I'm learning to keep taking good photos, but unfortunately, this time I can only take one side, because the mushroom is sandwiched between a large log.

Here are some mushroom photos you can see, I hope you enjoy these photos :

Thus my post, hope you enjoy. Thanks for reading and responding.

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camera	Iphones 11
Location	North Aceh
Edited	Lightroom
Time	Evening
Category	Fungi

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