Black Reishi or Ganoderma formosanum
Hi all
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As usual I do my daily activities, if there is no other activity at home. now entering the aceh forest to see the unique types of mushrooms or plants, using the reassembled APEXEL APL-HB100MM HD, to get a closer and wider image, so that I can photograph this species of Black Reishi or Ganoderma formosanum mushrooms.
Some Black Reishi or Ganoderma formosanum mushrooms that are still intact and have not been damaged by caterpillars or insects, apparently have other properties, which are useful for their health, but here I am not discussing this, only discussing the mushrooms that I photographed, that these mushrooms, can be beneficial for health. yes..this mushroom is often called Black Reishi or Ganoderma formosanum, Black Reishi mushroom or Ganoderma formosanum is still very rare and very difficult to find, for example in 1 week of work, I usually only get 1 or 10 sticks, even this is a lot .
This type of Black Reishi or Ganoderma formosanum mushroom, in addition to having a black color, greatly affects the eyes, for example if we do not walk slowly and look at the corner of the bush well, we may not get this fungus.
it can be said that this Black Reishi or Ganoderma formosanum mushroom, if we are looking for it, it is difficult for us to find it, and if we don't look for it, we can find this Black Reishi or Ganoderma formosanum, in 4 or 5 sticks in 1 week.
This Black Reishi mushroom or Ganoderma formosanum, does not grow on logs or the like, but grows directly on loose or not compacted soil. Even this mushroom has the highest height of 1 jenngal, although it is not easily broken, this mushroom has, among others:
- bark that is not easily damaged
- very hard and soft mushroom stems
that's my explanation today, hopefully useful, and let's see the picture below:
That's all I can say, I hope you enjoy seeing it.
Written by Regards @master-macro
| Macro Photography | Mushroom |
|---|---|
| Learns | PhotoMacro |
| Camera used | Handphone RMX1941 |
| Lens Macro | APEXEL APL-HB100MM HD |
| Location Photo | Aceh Forest |
| Written by | @master-macro |
