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devil's stinkhorn

Phallus rubicundus

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Devil's Stinkhorn

Phallus rubicundus

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RandyL.
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KeithRoragen
I'm gonna agree with Randy and retract my suggestion.
RandyL.
I believe it is Phallus rubicundus because the slimy spore surface appears to be separate from the stipe.
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PublishedJune 23, 2014

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