Clathraceae (Noun)
Meaning
Family of fleshy fungi resembling stinkhorns.
Classification
Nouns denoting plants.
Examples
- The Phallaceae family, also known as clathraceae, comprises various species of stinkhorn mushrooms that release a strong odor to attract insects.
- Clathraceae members include species that have an unpleasant smell and are typically found in well-drained areas.
- The term clathraceae refers to a unique group of fleshy fungi characterized by their irregular stems and umbrella-like caps.
- Due to their short window of visibility, spotting rare clathraceae species often requires diligence and experience with the subject.
- The family clathraceae is primarily characterized by its irregular, web-like network and a stalk that joins at the base of the cap.