What is another word for Phallus Impudicus?
Pronunciation: [fˈaləs ɪmpjˈuːdɪkəs] (IPA) 
Phallus Impudicus, commonly known as stinkhorn or devil's dipstick, is a type of mushroom that has a phallic shape and emits a foul odor to attract flies and other insects for spore dispersal. It belongs to the fungus family, Phallaceae, and can be found in forests and gardens during the summer and fall. Synonyms for this species include stinking phallus, witch's hat, horned fungus, and stinkhorn fungus. Some cultures consider it a delicacy and use it in traditional medicine for its anti-inflammatory properties. However, it is important to note that this fungus should not be consumed raw and should be cooked thoroughly to avoid any potential toxins.
