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Ravenel's Stinkhorn

Phallus ravenelii

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Description:

A foul, putrid smell led me to this cluster of stinkhorns in a mulch bed. They appeared seemingly overnight. Other clusters nearby were covered in flies and in the process of being eaten by ants and slugs.

Habitat:

Mulch bed.

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Phallus ravenelii

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PublishedApril 3, 2011

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