CONTEST MACRO PHOTOGRAPHY IN #STEEM #STEEMIT #TRON | BEAUTIFUL WILD MUSHROOM IN ACEH'S EXOTIC FOREST

diary-macro (59)Aceh-Teamin WORLD OF XPILAR • 2 years ago

BEAUTIFUL WILD MUSHROOM IN ACEH'S EXOTIC FOREST

Here my contribution for MACROPHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST WORLD OF XPILAR COMMUNITY WEEK XX - Organized by @sultan-aceh.

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Hi everyone, see you again with @diary-macro, where I post macrographic photos of my daily activities ranging from mushrooms, insects and various objects that can be photographed using macrographic techniques.

In today's post, I'm back in the contest held by @sultan-aceh, namely MACRO PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST IN #STEEM #STEEMIT #TRON #WOXTOKEN | MACROPHOTOGRAPHY IN WOX COMMUNITY, and this contest is directly supported by @xpilar who acts as Leader, and also admin from the XPILAR DUNIA community.

Hello all steemians.

Today I want to post and show you a very interesting little mushroom that grows in the forests of Aceh. This fungus has a slightly reddish brown color, grows on rotting logs and leaves that have long decayed, acting as a very useful decomposer in the forest.

This mushroom is very beautiful coupled with the selection of lighting backgrounds, the use of adequate macro lenses and image capture techniques that I always improve every day so as to produce an image of a mushroom that is very satisfying for me as the photographer.

Fungi get their food from the remains of the organisms they grow, because they are heterotof plants, heterotof plants are plants that do not have chlorophyll which cannot make their own food and depend on the growth medium, but fungi are not parasites because they can damage rotting stems. and symbiosis with the growth medium, while parasitic fungi usually live in water and are sporophytic.

Mushrooms are plants that reproduce sporadically, and are heterotof where plants that do not have leafy green material get their food by absorbing the remains of the organisms they grow, fungi have habitats in various places, some live on land and there are even fungi. that live in water and usually this fungus is parasitic.

For pictures of these interesting mushrooms, you can see in the picture that I have embedded below.