tremella mesenteric photo: a beautiful orange mushroom!
Unexpected meeting (not that much) on the eve of a highly anticipated spring instead: the mesenteric tremella (Tremella mesenterica) . Ah yes, the mushroom season is not over! This all crumpled orange fungus is visible in late autumn, winter and early spring. It is said edible fungus, but no culinary interest. If it has not much to do on our plates, it gives our sensors the opportunity to make colorful pictures at a time when nature is a typical mineral face and rather bland.
tremella mesenteric (tremella mesenterica) on a branch of dead wood:
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| A mesenteric tremella on dead wood |
bright orange, gelatinous fungus: Tremella mesenteric
That morning, my tremella was very wrinkled ... Desiccated and slightly soiled land, it has not offered anything other than these illustrative photos, using just its shape and texture that contrasts with the texture of the tree branch on which I found. Indeed, the mesenteric tremella does not grow on the ground. It is a saprophytic fungus that grows on mycelium of another fungus that lives himself on the wood.
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| bright orange, gelatinous mushroom: the mesenteric tremella |
We therefore find the tremella mesenteric on dead wood of deciduous (or sometimes in trees already sick), outside jelly. In times of drought, it hardens and shrivels, but once the moisture returns, she finds her gelatinous and translucent.
lovers of mushrooms, I wants to meet with jelly fungi look better than mine: I imagine many photos macros to limit the attraction playing with shallow depth of field in the folds of this beautiful orange mushroom, all against the light of course, to take advantage of its transparency!
This article is an opportunity to send a wink particular site Mycological Discoveries Laurent Francini, I urge you to visit. And I thank the author for his help on the side of botanical and mycological identifications of some of my photos library.
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More pictures of mushroom? My selection of photos of fungus 2010 in the port-folio
- Micro-fungi in the foam
- Coprin and bladder wolf fungi photographed in 50 mm
- Cep, Amanita, parasol mushroom to photograph (and harvesting?) fungi
- September 2010: beautiful crop of mushrooms in burgundy!
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