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| synonyms: Basket Stinkhorn |
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| location: North America, Europe |
| edibility: Inedible |
| fungus colour: White to cream, Red or redish or pink, Orange |
| normal size: 5-15cm |
| cap type: Other |
| stem type: Lateral, rudimentary or absent |
| flesh: Mushroom has distinct or odd smell (non mushroomy) |
| spore colour: Olivaceous |
| habitat: Grows on the ground, Found in fields, lawns or on roadsides
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Clathrus ruber Mich.: Pers. Syn. Clathrus cancellatus. Basket Stinkhorn. Fruit body egg shaped, white to greyish at first then the volva bursting open to show a orange-red lattice, 10 x 6cm. spongy and rather brittle in texture, the greenish black spore baring material is on the inside of the lattice, odour, strong, fetid, attractive to flies. The mycelium commonly forms into ‘rooting’ rhizomorphs. Spores 4.5 –5.5 x x2-2.5um olive-brown. Habitat gardens and rubbish heaps. Throughout Europe, rare in the north, reported and seemingly becoming more common in north America. Not edible. The two latest images were sent to me by Sheri from South Florida USA. The one just breaking out of the 'egg@ came from Ronnie Plews in France. |
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helen Williams (United Kingdom) - 18 December 2011

Teignmouth UK
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Sue Headland (France) - 25 November 2011

This has grown in my garden in November 2011 SW France
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christina arce (Puerto Rico) - 23 October 2011

I found these outside on our walking path we have going to our house. There are seven in total so far. Isabela, Puerto Rico October,23 2011
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Lenny Worthington (Thailand) - 05 October 2011

Lytham St.Annes lancashire
£0th August 2005
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Lenny Worthington (Thailand) - 05 October 2011

Lytham St.Anns Lancashire
29th August 2005
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Kate Bettis (United Kingdom) - 11 September 2011

found this peaky out of the debris in my bamboo pots. braintree, essex
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Martin Thatcher (France) - 09 August 2011

Clathrus ruber in our garden woods in Charente Maritime, France 9th August 2011
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Adrian Uttley (United Kingdom) - 06 October 2010

Spotted in the churchyard on Banstead St, Surrey, England. 6th October 2010.
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Siniša Radić (Yugoslavia) - 08 April 2010

Clathrus ruber
Serbia, belgrade, Kosutnjak
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Michael McFadyen (United Kingdom) - 14 August 2009

This rare fungus comes up in may garden (Hampshire UK) every few years. Latest appearance 13 August 2009.
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Linda Tanner (United States) - 31 May 2009

Found in my backyard in South Florida between Miami and Ft Lauderdale
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Linda Tanner (United States) - 31 May 2009

Found in south Florida between Miami and Ft Lauderdale in the suburbs.
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Linda Tanner (United States) - 31 May 2009

I found this in my backyard after 10 days of heavy rain.
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Branislav Uzelac (Yugoslavia) - 17 March 2009

photo by Ivica Tonchev from Serbia
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Corry van den Berg (Netherlands) - 08 March 2009

These fungus were found alongside Church Road in the direction of St. Peters Port, Guernsey 2004.
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Tansy Southall (United Kingdom) - 04 October 2008

This was found on Berry Head (Devon) on 04.10.08
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