@marianomariano 23 April 2022

Arboreal fungus globetrotter - Orange Porecap (Favolaschia calocera) This species of mushroom can indeed be called a traveler. His home is the island of Madagascar, but at the moment he can be found in many places around the world. In the first place, it went to Australia and New Zealand, thanks to the transports of wood on which it grows, because it is an arboreal species. Currently, it is found in many places in the world, including Asia, Africa and even Europe. In Europe, for example in the British Isles or Ireland, its appearance is an evident signal of a warming climate, this fungus has specific thermal requirements to appear. Like most arboreal mushrooms, it usually has a kidney-shaped, semicircular, fan-shaped cap. It can reach up to 20 mm in diameter. It is mounted on a leg located laterally. Its shape resembles a miniature table tennis racket. more... https://hive.blog/hive-166168/@marianomariano/arboreal-fungus-globetrotter-orange-porecap