When I came out of the house yesterday afternoon, I suddenly saw this large mushroom. It is grown in the roots of a coconut tree. It looked a lot like a dish.

It was raining almost all day yesterday. I didn't leave the house for that reason but when I went out in the afternoon, I suddenly saw this big mushroom. Then when I came back home in the evening I took some photographs of it through the flashlight on my mobile.

It is a mushroom of much larger size. But although they are beautiful to look at, they are basically not edible. Because most of the mushrooms grown on the road are poisonous. Moreover, to be honest, many people do not know that mushrooms can be eaten in our rural areas. Although few know, they are not so interested in eating. Nor are mushrooms cultivated commercially in our area.

Usually every year during this monsoon season some mushrooms are seen around the house. Last year I saw one more mushroom like this in this place. Mushrooms usually grow in this place when it rains and when the place becomes damp. This mushroom is then seen and after a few days, its parts gradually fall off from its body by itself. Or it is damaged by an animal. Then this place becomes Masum Zero.

This post is totally plagiarism free and All the pictures taken by me

Picture type	Fungi Photography
Device	Samsung Galaxy J7
Photography type
Focal length	3.6 mm
Photo Location	Cumilla, Bangladesh
Photographer	@kawsar8035

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I am Md. Kawsar Hasan. I am a Bangladeshi. I feel very comfortable to introduce myself as a Bangladeshi. An assistant teacher by profession. A writer intoxicated. So I feel very comfortable writing content on different topics. It’s great to know the unknown and learn something new. Love to travel.
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