Mutinus of Ravenel ( Latin: Mutinus ravenelii ), the name " smelly morel " is also found - a species of mushrooms from the Veselkovye family ( Phallaceae ).
| Mutinus Ravenel |
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| Scientific classification |
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| Kingdom : | Higher mushrooms |
| Department: | Basidiomycetes |
| Subdivision : | Agaricomycotina |
| Subclass : | Phallomycetidae |
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| International scientific name |
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Mutinus ravenelii
( Berk. & MACurtis ) E. Fisch. , 1888 |
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- Corynites ravenelii
Berk. & MACurtis, 1853 basionym - Ithyphallus ravenelii
(Berk. & MACurtis) E. Fisch., 1886
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The fruiting bodies of Mutinus Ravenel reach a height of 5-8 cm and a width of about 1 cm in a mature state. They come from white oblong-ovoid formations 1-1.5 cm wide. The recipe for ocher-yellow to ginger-red, especially under the gleam . Gleb is olive-greenish, mucous. It emits an intense smell of carrion. Often, Mutinus Ravenel is confused with representatives of the species Mutinus elegans and Mutinus caninus .
Mutinus of Ravenel is a terrestrial saprotroph . It is rare in parks and gardens under deciduous, rarely coniferous trees. Fruit bodies appear from June to the end of September; inedible, not eaten.
Originally from North America. Introduced to Europe.
