Some mushrooms growing in the rainy season this week
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0.000 HBDSome mushrooms growing in the rainy season this week
In rainy weather like now there are many mushrooms that grow well. Various types and shapes and their own uniqueness Here I will share some photos of mushrooms that I found today. But this time I will share mushrooms with a type that has a rather hard texture. I have some to show.Each has its own characteristics. Of all these mushrooms. They grow on dead tree trunks. It seems like they just grew in the last few days because of the rainy weather.   These mushrooms are a type of mushroom that does not have a stem, they grow directly and stick to the wood. This one is shaped like an irregular circle,grows on pieces of wood that have long been felled.  It is quite large in size, also sticks to the wood, is fan-shaped and has a bit of a mix of colors. The texture is a bit hard and if you try to pull it out where it grows, it is a bit difficult. The root grip on the wood is quite strong.This type of mushroom can last longer than others even when the weather is no longer rainy or hot.   This one doesn't seem to have a stem, like moss. But it does have a little bit of texture. Like moss that sticks to wood and it's unique because it doesn't have a stem or a mushroom body.Just as you can see here. That's how it looks.   And some of these others are also types of mushrooms that have a hard texture. They can survive longer in extreme temperature conditions.    The last one is better than the others. This mushroom has pores that are clearly visible on its body. At first glance it looks like an ant nest that has a cavity. The color is a dull yellow. It also sticks quite strongly to the media it grows on.  