Dog stinkhorns
1 species
Slender stinkhorns that grow from a whitish egg into a hollow, spongy stalk with no separate cap; the foul-smelling spore slime coats the upper tip. North American species include M. elegans, M. ravenelii and the rarer M. caninus.
Egg stage with a basal volva; stalk orange, pink or red, pitted; fertile tip not separated from the stalk as a distinct head; spores small, smooth, cylindric to elliptic.
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