
Ileodictyon
Scientific name: Ileodictyon
Ileodictyon
Scientific name: Ileodictyon


Description

Ileodictyon is a fascinating group of fungi often recognized for their unique, net-like fruiting bodies. Found mainly in the Southern Hemisphere, these fungi have a distinct, cage-like structure that appears as they mature. The intricate pattern aids in spore dispersion, helping them reproduce effectively. They typically emerge from an egg-like structure, expanding into their characteristic mesh form. This intriguing appearance makes them a captivating subject for both amateur and professional mycologists.

Species of Ileodictyon


Scientific Classification

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