Stinkhorn
Phallus impudicus
10 cc/mL liquid culture
Stinkhorn is recognized for its tall pale structure, textured cap, and rapid emergence from an egg shaped stage. Its unusual development and dramatic morphology make Phallus impudicus one of the most recognizable members of the genus Phallus.
A notable feature of Stinkhorn is its insect assisted spore dispersal. The mature structure produces a spore bearing material that attracts insects, which help distribute the spores. This unusual reproductive strategy, combined with its rapid development and distinctive morphology, makes it particularly interesting for photography, educational displays, biodiversity collections, comparative study, and specialty mycological projects.
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