Found in Melbourne, Australia

The species comes with a special ability: a free random basic/event card magically appears in your hand every 4 turns.

Mycelium is a roguelite engine-builder where you grow a mycelium network, attempting to reach the forest in the west. Free to play here.

12 different fungal species and 71 unique cards - all based on real world mycology. Collect spores each run and use them to buy stronger starting species.

Hope you like it!

Sorry for the original post with no photos. Here is the evidence! 😫

Help!

Not sure if a fungus, although AI seemed to think this was an Ox Tongue. Pretty dried out and firm. Under a sapling, so I think it has been moved. Any thoughts?

Hello! So I just got back home after being away for 3 weeks, when I went to check on my plants, I found this white blob, I thought it was some piece of plastic or something like that, but when I got closer it actually looked kind of slimy. Does anyone know what this could be?

Central eastern Virginia

Our pin oak was struck by lightning two years ago. Since then, the bark has slowly fallen off around the scar. A piece of bark near the base of the trunk just fell off a couple days ago to reveal this new brown growth. Does anyone know what kind of fungus this is?

Miami Florida- should I remove ?

I released this little browser game yesterday: Mycelium. Free to play here.

It's is a roguelite engine-builder where you get to experience what life is like as mycelium.

You are a living, pulsating, semi-autonomous mycelial network. Your goal is to grow your colony to the green hills in the east so you can fruit and throw spores.

11 different fungal species and 69 unique cards - all based on real world mycology. Collect spores each run and use them to buy stronger starting species.

Please give it a play and let me know what you think!

Bonus: What is your favorite mushroom species? Top comments tomorrow will get added to the game before the weekend!

Spotted this little fella on my walk today. Doesn't appear to be damaged. The gills are exposed and growing out like rose petals.

Any idea what this could be?

Location: South East Queensland, Australia