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Filoboletus manipularis
A Bioluminescent Mushroom emits a faint glow. Stem is about 3-4 cm and the cap diameter is around 1cm. Underside has a honeycomb pores structure rather than gills.
Rainforest with damp conditions. These appeared after two days of heavy rain. Found on rotting wood.
Photo shoot info: Lens Canon EF 100L f/2.8 on EOS50D. WB: Manual on 5600K Exposure 125secs f/8.0 ISO 400
Project Noah Fact of the Day: Some fungi glow in the dark. Ever wonder why? This article from Tech Times will help you discover the answer.
http://www.techtimes.com/articles/40972/...
Luminous Fungi (Filoboletus manipularis) spotted in Sarawak, Malaysia by PN user DiveMUster.
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@ceherzog: We were walking on the jungle trail at night and occasionally would turn our torches down or switch-off to see what glows.
Thank you all for the messages and glad you could share in this amazing phenomena.
How did you find this? I assume you found it in the daylight and went back in the evening for the shot? Totally awesome! I would love to see this.
Wow that is incredible! Bioluminescence is amazing, these photos are fantastic :) Well deserving of SotD!
Fantastic! Congrats! Thanks for sharing. I see you thanked everyone. Wonderful find!
Gosh! Thank you all for your kind comments and Peter, thank you for the great SoTD honour!
I am just happy to be able to share such wonders of nature with fellow nature lovers the world over.