Stinkhorn

It doesn't smell rotten and look obscene, like the "Stinkhorn" mushroom.

Jason Salzman: Your Yard Might Be Home to the "Vomiter" Mushroom Jason Salzman 2011

Most everyone is scared to touch a Stinkhorn, much less eat it, even though it's edible.

Jason Salzman: Your Yard Might Be Home to the "Vomiter" Mushroom Jason Salzman 2011

I was particularly taken with the Stinkhorn Mushroom, which casts a net!

Mushroom Madness 2009

In our native woods there grows a kind of a toadstool, called in the vernacular The Stinkhorn, though in Latin it bears a grosser name Phallus-- SB.

Archive 2005-07-01 2005

In our native woods there grows a kind of a toadstool, called in the vernacular The Stinkhorn, though in Latin it bears a grosser name Phallus-- SB.

"Because of the morals of the maids"... 2005

Carrion Beetles feeding on Stinkhorn Fungus (June 1, 2007)

What's That Bug? 2009

Stinkhorn mushroom is notoriously phallus-shaped, so much so that the scientific name for the family is Phallaceae.

The Blowfish Blog The Blowfishies 2008