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 : Stinkhorn. (Phallus impudicus). Nap Wood Nature Reserve, E


Stinkhorn

Stinkhorn. (Phallus impudicus). Nap Wood Nature Reserve, E. Sussex. UK. Habitat - buried rotting wood. The green slime which covers the cap attracts flies from large distances, and sticks to their legs, thus aiding dispersal of the spores

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10872309
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42942088
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3458px x 5197px (2.3MB)
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© David C Dixon / www.ardea.com
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DAD-2005

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