A user found a strange orange plant in front yard mulch: looks like a leafless carrot, soft and spongy, brown wet tip. No photo.
Expert Answer: Sounds like a stinkhorn mushroom. Common fungus appearing rapidly in flower beds. Wet top produces spores; becomes foul-smelling, attracting flies to spread spores. Edible if you can tolerate smell. Provides Flickr photo link.
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