Mycena roseoflava
Mycena roseoflava is a very small wood-inhabiting mushroom. To my surprise there was an even smaller specimen growing right beside it. Mycena roseoflava is found in native forests growing on the side or upper surface of fallen branches, twigs and logs. It is common in New Zealand but rare in Australia. The rose pink cap is 5-10 mm (0.2-0.4 in) across. I think all the white granules beneath the fungus would be spores. Only recently was it discovered that Mycena roseoflava is bioluminescent. I have yet to see one at night. Lit with an LED panel and focus stacked from 100 frames in Zerene Stacker.
Mycena roseoflava
Mycena roseoflava is a very small wood-inhabiting mushroom. To my surprise there was an even smaller specimen growing right beside it. Mycena roseoflava is found in native forests growing on the side or upper surface of fallen branches, twigs and logs. It is common in New Zealand but rare in Australia. The rose pink cap is 5-10 mm (0.2-0.4 in) across. I think all the white granules beneath the fungus would be spores. Only recently was it discovered that Mycena roseoflava is bioluminescent. I have yet to see one at night. Lit with an LED panel and focus stacked from 100 frames in Zerene Stacker.