Mushroom Dance (3)
We begin our walk with a pair of red-belted conks.
Next up is one of my favorite fungi: the porcelain fungus.
The porcelain fungus grows both parasitically and saprotrophically on living and dead trunks, stumps and branches of deciduous trees, almost always beech.
This moderately large wood fungus usually grows in small bundles and is easily recognized by its slimy, translucent cap and ringed stalk.
From the porcelain fungus the antifungal agent oudemansine A is extracted. This substance can be used in skin diseases.
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17 comments
what a shame but I enjoyed it!! But the chills are running down my back of that spider eyeball.ðŸ˜
Enjoy all those lovely chairs! How annoying that you suffer from heel spurs. Had a time with it too. Have now put those silicone pieces in my shoes and indeed with the foot up on the couch. Get better with it.
@jolandemooij Thankyou. Unfortunately, back to work tomorrow, so I can't sit still.
Wish for better
Superb blog again. What a chair to choose from, I don't know where to take a seat
@Dana Thankyou. I also enjoyed this fall. Now nice with the paw up and back against it next year!
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