LIL-My Contribution to The LMAC Gallery: Of Mushroom and Fern plants

On a sunny morning, I took my wife to elementary school at SD Negeri 14 Kutamakmur, Hamlet Alue Putroe Manoe, Sidomuliyo Village, North Aceh Regency. When I came home from dropping off my wife, I found mushrooms growing on a pile of rotten betel nut peels. Then I took a smartphone and a macro lens to take pictures of the mushrooms. The mushroom is found in the village of Cot Seutui, Kutamakmur District, which is about 7 km from my house. The possible names of the mushrooms are Volvariella volvacea and Coprinellus. The growth of this mushroom is very fresh with dew drops in the morning. Then I started the motorcycle again to go to my residence. in Blang Weu Panjoe Village, Lhokseumawe City.

When I got home parked the motorbike. Then I went to the rice fields to see the mushrooms growing in the rumia garden. Even though I felt tired because the road I was on was muddy and heaps of rocks. Because my hobby is always hunting with mushrooms makes me feel happy. In the thatch garden I found Paku plants which are still spiral-like and also [Marasmius siccus] mushrooms(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marasmius_siccus) . Ferns grow on the trunks of sago palms, while the fungus Marasmius siccus grows on the leaves of sago palms.

Volvaria volvacea

mushroom, areca nut, pile of betel nut bark, kingdom of fungi