Fungus Friday: Some beautiful mushrooms today. (20-09-2024)

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Good evening to all my Hive friends!
Mushrooms are one of the fascinating wonders of nature. I'm grateful to have the opportunity to engage with such a meaningful platform. Recently, I observed various types of mushrooms in my local surroundings, and I'm excited to share them with you all. Although I came across several types of mushrooms during my recent observations, none were suitable for consumption. However, they stood out not only for their appearance but also for their remarkable beauty.

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Mushrooms, or fungi, which grow from the earth, are renowned for their incredible diversity. Some fungi are small and delicate, while others resemble the shape of animal eggs. Each type of mushroom is a unique creation of nature, showcasing its extraordinary craftsmanship.
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Among the mushrooms I encountered, some had grown within decayed plants. They were somewhat dense and appeared moist, like they had absorbed water. These mushrooms had distinctive umbrella-like caps with unique gills underneath, a feature that made them stand out. Additionally, they were found in shaded areas. In some mushrooms, a large number of tiny organisms were visible, so small that they were almost invisible to the naked eye.

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Mushrooms seem to attract various organisms. Although I don't have much knowledge about them, I believe they play a crucial role in ecosystems. Observing mushrooms not only opened my eyes to their beauty but also gave me the chance to share this experience with you. However, I'm still on the lookout for naturally growing mushrooms that are safe for consumption, but I haven't come across any yet. I'm also keen to observe different types of mushrooms with unique colors in the future.

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So, I'll meet you again on a Friday with more beautiful mushroom species.

This is my contribution to #FungiFriday curated by @ewkaw

Thank you reading
Have A nice day.
Best Regards,

Samadi Madushanki .



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You really found some beautiful mushroom species, they are all beautiful
It's a shame to know that these mushrooms are not edible @hive.samadi

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