witch's eggs
witch's eggs is the plural of witch's egg.
Meaning of witch's egg
Noun
witch's egg (plural witch's eggs)
- The juvenile form of a Phallus mushroom, such as Phallus impudicus or Phallus multicolor (syn. Dictyophora multicolor), which resembles an egg.
- [captions on images:] Phallus impudicus with witch's eggs, Denmark.
Section through a witch's egg – the juvenile state of a stinkhorn, in this case a Phallus multicolor, Ecuador One of the most bizarre groups of fungi contains insect[…]2013 April 21, Jens H. Petersen, The Kingdom of Fungi, Princeton University Press, →ISBN, page 177
- [captions on images:] Phallus impudicus with witch's eggs, Denmark.
Questions about witch's eggs
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