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Phallus impudicus
perhaps 6cm tall, it didn't smell very much or maybe at all, for a stinkhorn, even on the inside when I cut it in two. Covered in a layer of jelly-like stuff. This species is called the common stinkhorn and is edible when it's in the 'Witches egg' stage of it's development. I've never tried eating it.
bb19a location hard to pinpoint and I've forgot where it was anyway
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