stinkhorn การใช้

• Some plants and Stinkhorn mushrooms are examples of fungi with this characteristic.
• Pairs of black tentacles ( stinkhorns ) begin to grow.
• Species of stinkhorns have gasteroid, or internally produced spores.
• The commonly known as the " column stinkhorn ".
• It is also unrelated to earthstars and stinkhorns.
• To turn this stinkhorn into a rose.
• These species are cosmopolitan, but the stinkhorns and their allies are most diverse in the wet tropics.
• A Stinkhorn is an almost eerily anatomically correct phallus with a truly disgusting way of making sure that its spores are dispersed.
• The fertile portion of the Gasteromycetes, called a gleba, may become powdery as in the puffballs or slimy as in the stinkhorns.
• One of the more unmistakable mushrooms that we have in plenty are varieties of Stinkhorns, which is one of their more printable common names.
• ""'Phallus callichrous " "'is a species of fungus in the stinkhorn family found in South America.
• The top of a stinkhorn is covered with a fetid sticky slime enclosing the spores ( the " seeds " of all fungi ).
• The method of reproduction for stinkhorns, including " P . indusiatus ", is different from most agaric mushrooms, which germinate elsewhere.
• As a saprobic mushroom, or decomposer of organic material, Ravenel's stinkhorn can be found in almost any habitat that includes decaying wood.
• Like many of the stinkhorns, " L . periphragmoides " is generally considered only edible when in its immature " egg " form.
• The stinkhorns and their allies, including the genera " Lysurus ", form spores within internally gelatinous, puffball-like'eggs '.
• Sometimes called the " witch's egg ", the immature stinkhorn is whitish or pinkish, egg-shaped, and typically by . 祄.
• The laxative effect of the gleba reduces the distance from the fruiting body to where the spores are deposited, ensuring the continued production of high densities of stinkhorns.
• In North America, it is most common west of the Mississippi River; Ravenel's stinkhorn ( " Phallus ravenelii " ) is more common to the east.
• The generic name " Clathrus " is derived from commonly known as the " basket stinkhorn ", the " lattice stinkhorn ", or the " red cage ".