Morels, Truffles and other Spring Mushrooms
by Michael W. Beug Email: beugm@evergreen.edu
The Evergreen State College, Olympia WA
Slide 39.
Hysterangium coreaceum is one of about 25 species of
Hysterangium found in Northern Temperate forests. They are
thought to be closely related to the stinkhorns and have a greenish to
olive-brown spore mass that becomes slimy and unpleasant smelling in old
age. Hysterangium coreaceum is the most common species and
is found wide-spread under hardwoods and conifers spring through fall.
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