Panellus pusillus

Latin NameObservation dateLocation
Panellus pusillusNovember 13, 2026Central Aceh Regency,Aceh, Indonesia

The rain keeps falling in my area, causing many activities to be delayed. I even have to postpone harvesting the oil palm fruits. However, the rain gives me an opportunity to easily discover various unique types of mushrooms. I don't need to enter the forest or follow the riverbanks to look for them, because during the rainy season, mushrooms can grow almost anywhere, whether on dead trees or directly on the ground.

On one of the dead oil palm trees, I managed to find a cluster of mushrooms growing there. These mushrooms grow in groups and are quite small in size. Looking more closely, it is very likely that these mushrooms are already old, as their texture has become hard and their colors have faded. However, I still decided to photograph them at that time

To get the best possible results, I decided to photograph them with the help of a macro lens. Now we can see every texture and color of these mushrooms quite clearly.
Alright everyone, now I would like to share some pictures of these mushrooms with you here.



Camera Usedpoco c65
LensMM
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PhotographyPanellus pusillus
Photographer@maxmarvin



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