Hi @riverflows No, don't look the same, because the light produced is a byproduct of chemical reactions and this chemical pathway helps the mushrooms breakdown rotting wood into something they can use as nutrients. It is possible that the role of bioluminescence differs among evolutionary lineages of fungi and/or with attributes of their growth environments that could affect spore dispersal, such as wind and insect abundance.
Thank you too. Have a nice night and wish you lots of happiness.
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Hugs to you as well!! You are a myocology expert it seems! That's so interesting! We're going out again to see if we can take someproper photos of them, so keep in touch!
Hi @riverflows I'm an Ecology and Environment Specialist. I find your writing fascinating. However, I will be very happy to analysing the Ghost Mushrooms with you. Cooperation in that sense means sharing information and best practices and being willing to learn from the experiences of others. So, I hope you enjoy your tour.
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