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  1. 30th December 2007, 09:25 AM #1
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    Default Rain awakens some curious fungi

    The recent rains stimulated the growth of some curious fungi in the mulch under my mango trees.

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    Hi Rocker,

    Weird little fellas. Never seen that type before.

    Last time I found some funny fungi and took photos to show people I got even stranger looks. Some people just don't appreciate the unusual I guess. Onya Rocker.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rocker View Post
    The recent rains stimulated the growth of some curious fungi in the mulch under my mango trees.
    Very weird.....did you find the craft that they arrived in as well?

    OH.....FUNGI....I thought you said Farengi


    I really like the red/orange one. It looks like it could be an insect eating thing.
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    Hi Rocker,
    The one on the right is a Stinkhorn, and probably has a putrid smell up close which attracts flies (for fertilization or food I can't remember). We had some come up in thick garden mulch after rain.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andy Mac View Post
    Hi Rocker,The one on the right is a Stinkhorn, and probably has a putrid smell up close which attracts flies (for fertilization or food I can't remember). We had some come up in thick garden mulch after rain.
    Cheers.
    Hope will find some next week up there.
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