
Aseroe
Scientific name: Aseroe
Aseroe
Scientific name: Aseroe


Description

Aseroe is a group known for its striking and unusual appearance that often resembles a sea anemone. They typically emerge from an underground egg-like structure and have a foul odor that attracts flies, which help in spreading their spores. Aseroe is particularly notable for its bright red arms that extend from a central column, creating a star-like shape. These organisms are found in various regions around the world, especially in forests and gardens.

Species of Aseroe





Scientific Classification

Phylum
Club fungi Class
Mushroom-forming fungi Order
Stinkhorn allies Family
Stinkhorn mushrooms Genus
Aseroe