... und zwar schon auf große Entfernung. Das gilt aber nur für die
Gemeine Stinkmorchel (Phallus impudicus), die einen widerlichen Aasgeruch verströmt. Dieser Geruch lockt alle möglichen Fliegenarten an, welche die zuckerhaltige Sporenmasse an der Pilzspitze verspeist. Diese Insekten scheiden die Sporen aus und verteilen sie so in der Umgebeung. Die Deutsche Gesellschaft für Mykologie erklärte 2020 die Stinkmorchel zum Pilz des Jahres.
Das Photo entstand in einem Laubmischwald.
www.dgfm-ev.de/pilz-des-jahres/2020-gewoehnliche-stinkmorchel
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gemeine_Stinkmorchel
... even at a great distance. However, this only applies to the
common stinkhorn (Phallus impudicus), which emits a disgusting carrion odour. This odour attracts all kinds of flies, which eat the sugary spore mass at the tip of the mushroom. These insects excrete the spores and spread them around the neighbourhood. The German Mycological Society declared the stinkhorn mushroom the mushroom of the year in 2020. The photo was taken in a mixed deciduous forest.
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Günter Klaus said:
Wünsche noch ein schönes Wochenende,liebe Grüße Güni :))
Armando Taborda said:
cammino replied to Armando Taborda:
"In addition to the carrion odour of the stinkhorn, the fruiting bodies, which resemble a male mating organ, are particularly striking. The appearance of the stinkhorn has always had a somewhat disreputable connotation. Charles Darwin's daughter Henrietta is even said to have removed and burnt the obscene fungus because of the morality of girls everywhere."
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