Fungifriday || Soft mushroom in the dry season.

Happy fungifriday day and this is my contribution to #FungiFriday held by @ewkaw.

If we pay attention, the growth of wild mushrooms in the environment around local forests is certainly very fast, especially in the rainy season which is the peak season for the growth of soft mushrooms which have a stem and hat texture with a very soft surface and in this season too we can also find in everyday life that these soft mushrooms have a fairly short growth period and after that they slowly die with the texture of their stems and hats rotting.

And in this last month, here we have had a dry season with very extreme weather days.Sometimes it only rains briefly in the middle of the night and the weather during the day feels very hot and yesterday afternoon I went for a walk in the local forest, and found some soft mushrooms which distracted me to catching them in a few shots .

These mushrooms grow on the surface of dead palm stems that stand upright in an open environment and these mushrooms look very dehydrated with the texture of the stems being very shriveled and some of them also look like they are starting to rot and some of them are a bunch of soft mushroomsGalerina and mushroom Armillaria mellea You can find the characteristic stem texture shape of these two mushrooms which almost died due to the heat of the sun in the dry season in my publication today and greetings #fungifriday.