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English: The stalked puffball mushroom Battarrea phalloides (Dicks.) Pers. Specimen photographed in Oahu, Hawaii, USA. Notes: "Found these growing right by the beach. Sandy soil, probably decomposing leaf litter. Dry, powdery texture. Woody, fibrous stem. Didn’t see any volva at the base." |
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