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ArtistDie Gemeine Stinkmorchel (Phallus impudicus) in verschiedenen Entwicklungsstadien im Auwald auf einer Lichtung im Sonnenlicht. Bild mit Wasserfarben und Tinte in höchster Qualität zur Veröffentlichung in einem Buch zur Pilzbestimmung geeignet.
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gemeine_Stinkmorchel
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phallus_impudicus
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satyre_puant
Watercolor illustration depicting the growth stages of the common stinkhorn fungus, scientifically known as Phallus impudicus, set against a backdrop of a lush forest landscape featuring a meandering river. The artwork is presented from a side angle, showcasing six distinct phases of development from left to right, transitioning from a round underground "egg" stage to fully mature, elongated fruiting bodies with phallic-like caps.
On the far left, the first stage shows a subterranean white egg, mottled with brown spots, resting on a bed of dry leaves. Moving to the right, the second stage reveals the egg cracking open, exposing a gelatinous layer and the shiny, dark green cap within. The third stage captures the egg breaking further as the stem begins to emerge, pushing the cap upward. In the fourth stage, the stem extends rapidly, lifting a smooth, dark green cap with a small opening at the apex from its ruptured base. The fifth stage displays the fully elongated white stem, now covered in a sponge-like texture, with the cap's surface developing a distinct, honeycomb-like reticulation, partially dripping with dark, spore-bearing gleba. The final stage on the right presents a fully mature stinkhorn mushroom, standing
