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clathrus

 

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Noun clathrus has 1 sense
  1. Clathrus, genus Clathrus - type genus of the Clathraceae
    --1 is a kind of fungus genus
    --1 is a member of Clathraceae, family Clathraceae

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Clathrus

Definition:

Clathrus is a genus of fungi in the family Phallaceae. It is known for its distinctive cage-like, lattice-like, or net-like structure, resembling a mesh or bird's nest. Also commonly referred to as Octopus Stinkhorn.

Senses and Usages:

1. Noun (Common Name):

Clathrus archeri (Archer's Clathrus): A species of clathrus fungi endemic to New Zealand and Australia. It is recognized by its white, lattice-like structure that surrounds a slimy red inner mass.

Sample sentence: The Clathrus archeri is a fascinating fungi species found in the forests of New Zealand.

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2. Noun (Scientific Name):

Clathrus ruber: Also known as Red Cage Fungus, this species of clathrus is found in various regions worldwide. It features a bright red lattice-like structure with a putrid odor.

Sample sentence: The Clathrus ruber is a rare, astonishing fungus that catches the eye with its vibrant red color.

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3. Adjective:

Clathrus-like: Resembling or having a structure similar to a clathrus.

Sample sentence: The sculpture had a clathrus-like design, with intertwining metal bars forming an intricate lattice.

4. Verb:

Clathrify: To make or form into a clathrus-like structure.

Sample sentence: The artist clathrified the wire mesh, turning it into a unique and captivating installation.

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