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Basimycetes mushrooms and puffballs
Basimycetes mushrooms and puffballs: Phallus species 1, stinkhorn, Phallus impudicus 2, Aseroe rubra 3, latticed stinkhorn, Clathrus ruber 4, Clathrus crispus 5, Clathrus pusillus 6, Lysurus species 7, Lysurus periphragmoides 8, Lysurus borealis 9, earthstar, Geastrum species 10, and shaggy ink cap mushroom, Coprinus comatus 11. Lithograph by Adolf Glitsch from an illustration by Ernst Haeckel from Art Forms in Nature, Kunstformen der Natur, Liepzig, Germany, 1904
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Borealis Crispus Latticed Mushroom Phallus Puffball Ruber Rubra Shaggy Species Earthstar Geastrum Pusillus Stinkhorn
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Basimycetes: A Fascinating Collection of Mushrooms and Puffballs This lithograph by Adolf Glitsch, based on an illustration by Ernst Haeckel from his renowned publication "Art Forms in Nature," showcases a diverse array of Basimycetes, a group of fungi that includes both mushrooms and puffballs. The intricately detailed image showcases an impressive collection of various species, each exhibiting unique and intriguing characteristics. Among the depicted fungi are several Phallus species, including Phallus impudicus, the notorious stinkhorn, and Phallus rubicundus, the red stinkhorn. These fascinating fungi are known for their distinct odor, which attracts flies and other insects to help spread their spores. Additionally, the image features several Clathrus species, such as Clathrus ruber, Clathrus crispus, and Clathrus pusillus. These earth-dwelling fungi are characterized by their distinctive, lattice-like outer layer, which breaks apart to reveal the spore-filled interior. The collection also includes several Lysurus species, including Lysurus periphragmoides, Lysurus borealis, and Lysurus comatus. These fungi are known for their unique, umbrella-like caps and the shaggy, inky substance that covers their surfaces when wet. Other interesting fungi depicted in this image include Aseroe rubra, the red puffball, and several Geastrum species, commonly known as earthstars. These fungi are characterized by their spherical, star-shaped caps, which break apart to reveal the spore-filled interior. Lastly, the image includes the shaggy ink cap mushroom, Coprinus comatus. This common fungi is known for its distinctive, shaggy cap and its ability to turn ink-black when wet, making it a fascinating addition to this diverse collection of Basimycetes.
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