Nature Technicolor Mono Glowing Shining Mushroom Magnet 8 Types Set Full Comp

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Nature Technicolor Mono Glowing Shining Mushroom Magnet 8 Types Set Full Comp
Luminous mushrooms Magnet that look just like the real thing
1)
Shiino Tomoshibi-take
Mycena lux-coeli
2)
Tsukiyo-take
Lampteromyces Japonicus
3)
Shiro Hikari-take
Pleurotus eugrammus (Mont.) Dennis var. radicicolus Corner
4)
Hoshi no Hikari-take
Mycena stellaris Har. Takah., Taneyama & A. Hadano, sp. nov.
5)
Kon Ruri Kyuuban-take
Mycena lazulina Har. Takah., Taneyama & Oba, ad int.
6)
Enashirasshi-tak
Favolaschia pezizaeformis (Berk. & Curt.) Sing.
7)
Yakou-take
Mycena chlorophos
8)
Ari no Tomoshibi-take
Mycena lux Ant-coeli(Tentative Name)
Mycena chlorophos is a mushroom that is distributed in Asia and Oceania, and grows naturally on Hachijojima and the Ogasawara Islands, which have a warm and humid climate in Japan.
It is also known by the nickname "Green Pepe".
The umbrella part has a diameter of 1 to 2 cm, and the shaft length is 2 to 3 cm, making it a cute little mushroom.
The whole is white, and the part of the umbrella glows green in the dark.
The light emission period is about 2 days, but it is said to be the brightest of the several types of glowing mushrooms that have been confirmed.
"Why does it glow?" There are several theories, but the reason for the glow has not yet been clarified.
However, research on the mechanism of light emission is progressing at university institutions, etc., and papers are being published.
Shining mushrooms that still have an unknown world and fascinate researchers and growers.
Please take this opportunity to experience the mysterious charm of the glowing mushroom (Magnet) 8 kind of mashroom including Mycena chlorophos!