an Unknown Mushroom

This mushroom was found by My Grandma near to her house. It lived on the ground. This mushrooms have lateral caps, gills, stipes and volva as you look in the picture. Spore prints color pink to brownish. It flesh about 5 mm. Lamella colour white and blackish at center, undersurface color brown. Do you have any idea what's species it is? 

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Introducing Me

Assalamualaikum Warahmatullah Wabarakatu,

Hallo readers, this is not my 1st post in here. If you wondering who I am, don't be worry. This post is supposed to explain you who is "Ade Mutia" and why she made this blog.

Well, let's to get to know me! Here I give you my details.

My name is Ade Mutia (please read A in 'Ade' like A in 'Anonymous', and Mutia: Moo-tee-a). My family used to call me 'ayuk' (means sister in bahasa Indonesia) or 'mutia'. yes, I am an Indonesian girl. 

I have spent my chilhood studying in SDN 10/IV Tahtul Yaman Kota Jambi, then continuing junior level at SMPN 2 Kota Jambi. Senior level at SMAN 1 Kota Jambi. I got Bachelor of Education tittle from University of Jambi, majoring Biology Education Faculty of Teacher Training and Education. My thesis is about Research and Development (R&D) entitled " Developing of Dry-Macrofungi Preserved as Education Media". So that's why in this blog I'm gonna post Fungi the most.

I'm interesting in learning biology because it is linked to nature, species, environmen, every living organism. I also enthusiast to new innovations the more if the innovation is for better future and offer solutions for our problem. 

If you want to know more about me, you can comment on this post or reach me at my personal twitter account @AdeMutia

Thelephora sp.

         Hallo, this is gonna be my first post in this blog. My first post is gonna be about a small unique mushroom I found in my neighbor's house.  This species generally look like an overlapping vase with wrinkled margin and light to dark brown colours.  The cap is very thin and tough like scales, or leathery. I found it on the ground in sandly soil. 

I have compared visual and characteristics this species with some literatures including Lincoff Book, The National Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Mushrooms (1997 page 413) the visual of this mushroom near look like Thelephora terestris Familia  Clavariaceae Order Aphyllophorales.  

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Thelephora sp.

If you have other idea about this species, please tell me. Thank you.