Every corner of nature always holds surprises, and one that caught my attention the most this time was this strikingly colored mushroom clinging to the trunk of an ancient tree. Just look at how the circular pattern is so neatly arranged, it's as if nature is painting an abstract work of art with a colorful brush. The gradation of bright red mixed with orange makes it look like a living painting growing from the wood, not just an ordinary mushroom.
This type of fungus is often found in tropical forests, especially on tree trunks that are starting to become brittle or rotting. It plays a vital role in the ecosystem, aiding the decomposition process so that nutrients can return to the soil. It could be said that without fungi, the cycle of life in nature would be out of balance. They are silent workers, working selflessly, keeping the soil fertile and ready to support new life.
Beyond its vital role, the presence of this fungus also teaches a lesson in resilience. Amidst the brittle tree trunk, it continues to grow beautifully, as if demonstrating that beauty can emerge in humble places. The vibrant colors also remind us that nature always has unique ways of displaying harmony and balance.
Through this #FungiFriday, I want to share the small wonders of the forest a message that we must be more sensitive and appreciate the small details that are often overlooked. Because, sometimes what seems trivial actually holds great meaning.
Note: I am writing in Indonesian and using the help of Google translate to translate into English.
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