Devil’s Fingers
Clathrus archeri
10 cc/mL liquid culture
Clathrus archeri is one of the most unusual members of the genus Clathrus, recognized for its dramatic development from an egg shaped stage into multiple vivid red arms with darkened tips. The common name Devil’s Fingers reflects this striking appearance, while its distinctive structure and development have made it one of the most recognizable stinkhorns. Native to Australia and New Zealand, C. archeri has also become established in parts of Europe and other regions. Its unusual coloration, developmental stages, and distinctive structure make it a particularly interesting subject for collections, photography, educational projects, observation, and comparative study.
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