Old mushrooms in the dry season

in hive-161179 •  3 years ago 

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hello all my dear friends wherever you are.

Talking about mushrooms, of course we must not forget about the rainy season, because herbal medicine is always synonymous with the rainy season, where mushrooms and the rainy season are like husband and wife cannot be separated.

we will find many types of mushrooms when the rainy season arrives, that means when the rainy season arrives then it's time to hunt mushrooms and find mushroom castles in the forest.

when the dry season comes, it will be difficult for us to find mushrooms in the forest, and even if there are several types of mushrooms it is really very unattractive, because the mushrooms that grow in the dry season will quickly wither and the color will not be shiny.

today I will show you all one type of mushroom that I found during the dry season, this sundryer looks old and not even shiny anymore.

even though if this mushroom grows in the rainy season, then this Jember really looks interesting and charming.

This mushroom is included in the category of mushrooms that can not be consumed alias poisonous.

here I have prepared some pictures for all of you....


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those are some pictures of mushrooms that grow in the dry season that can be shown to all of you, hopefully you all can enjoy it


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