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Fungi
Photographed in Fl
Fungi is an important organism on earth, for it can decompose, break down, then release nitrogen, carbon and phosphorous. I have viewed many species of fungi, and the largest mushroom photographed measured 18 inches wide. Fungi likes to grow in various areas of shade, moist humidity, precipitation saturated grass and soil, on decayed tree bark and forest trees during warm seasons. Science indicate fungi helps soil in so many ways because its richness promote plant growth. There is aquatic fungi that thrive in waterways. Fungi is nourished by dead material. Earth is an organic planet, rare, and unique, and there are many fungi species. Overall, positive benefits from fungi attributes to the environment, for when fungi recycles, it helps the ecosystem.
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